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Jan 14, 04 at 8:14pmbobbonew

This is the official Personal Electronics General Discussions thread. Need some advice on somthing PE? Need to comment on your little PE device and the need for a dedicated thread doesn't exist? Discuss something with friends? Do it here.

On a lighter note, i'm just noticing how flat screen monitors are so inexpensive these days. I saw a 14" one for about 150 USA buxx last week, and it was pretty nice. I just think the most awesome hookup would be a pda and a 10" flat screen monitor hooked up to it. That would rock for presentations, anywhere! I can't wait to see the hookups that will be done in 10 years with pdas and other media. How cool.

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Jan 10, 10 at 10:55pm
Gemini19

I just got an LG 600g phone for the holidays myself, and I REALLY want to get some interesting apps for it, but I don't want to eat up my time or minutes searching around manually. So, does anyone know of any good sites to acquire such apps?

Mar 04, 07 at 3:59pm
axforts2212

hold control.

Mar 04, 07 at 2:06pm
qpr_sam

not sure about posting about macs on here but i recently got an Apple Macbook and it has one clicker (no left or right click, just one) and I was wondering how you can right click and image say if you wanted to 'save as' it

many thanks

Jan 10, 07 at 6:14pm
The Dude17

Is it OK to type your 'PC concoctions' here?Anyway,the names over there.

Feb 07, 06 at 9:22pm
tom111

Damn, well you could always buy insurance for your new phone, I know I should buy some, it's just I never get round to it.

Feb 07, 06 at 8:57pm
teodortenchev

I've only had one so far but I'm planning to buy a new one sometime this year. It's been two years since I last purchased a mobile phone and it got stolen a few months ago so I'm without one at the moment.

Feb 06, 06 at 10:10pm
tom111

Wow, this thread hasn't been replied to in ages, out of interest how often does everyone get a new mobile phone? I get a new one every two years.

Jul 16, 05 at 4:05am
ILT2M

wow* that's alot, i heard that in china, or maybe it was japan... that mobile phone services are cheaper then land-lines so almost everyone has them. I mean why would anyone want land-lines anymore. The only problem right now is the quality. Especially on my Nokia...

Dec 13, 04 at 5:27pm
Aki

Accroding to Nokia, today more calls are made by mobile phones than line-phones in Finland, when comparing the minutes spent on the calls. So around 50% of calls are mobile phone calls.
Pretty interesting.

Oct 10, 04 at 3:41pm
Jeevan

Word has it that Three UK will release the lovely Motorola A1000 on their network before the end of the year. With Vodafone's impressive line-up of no more than ten third-generation launch phones (including the more entertainment-based E1000 and Nokia's much-anticipated 6630 videophones), this really is the last Christmas that Three have total control over the 3G market. They need to make the most of it, and UIQ phones like this will seriously boost their chances. Rumours of even better value tariffs and the removal of the emplaced "walled garden" are also rife. The updated LG U8150 may also hit stores before December (although I'm content with the original LG U8110 until the great A1000 hits the street... or airwaves, even).

In terms of 3G, 2005 will see Orange, Vodafone, O2 (known as "mmO2") and T-Mobile all finally rolling out their 3G services into the "mainstream". The USA may also be treated to the service, but given the state of networks over there, it'll be unlikely to become widely available to consumers until the latter part of the year.

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