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To: mightylakers who wrote (115748)	3/18/2002 3:49:22 PM
From: Eric L	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Lakers, << After the first rush of PDA, I start to think what is the best strategy, have a 2 in 1 or keep the phone and your handheld separated. >> There is no question in my mind that having the 2 combined has significant advantages. That has been reinforced since I'm back to a KYO 6035 with a separate Palm Vx (because of the XP incompatibility and I'm juggling the 2 constantly. The combined functionality had me spoiled. << still can't decide which one is better, Palm or PocPC. >> That's a hot debate. There are significant differences (efficiency, battery life, etc.). One of my worries as a long time Palm user with a fair amount of Palm software is that there is a new Palm OS (5) coming and I've lost track of where it's at. Palm 4 likely to be obsolete PDQ (like the PDQ). This gets back to the issue of combining phone and PDA functionality. One becomes obsolete and you've essentially obsolesced the other. << Still waiting. >> Me too. With Verizon you get one shot at "contract price" every 11 months. - Eric -