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Vis-à-vis Walkman, PDA or Personal Digital Assistant
or Personal Data Assistant
or Palmtop
or Handheld or Organizer or whatever you wish to call it didn't
quite took the world by storm when it was first unveiled.
But that was not a reliable sign for
predicting the possibility of another electronic product
fiasco. Far from it. In fact, the incredulity of mass
consumers for PDAs soon tranformed itself into a firing
fervour.
From businessmen to physicians, college
students to truck drivers, news reporter to musicians,
PDAs has now become the sine qua non of our
everyday life.
Okay, I will cut the crap. Let's
see what we've got here, shall we?
Websites
News
and Updates
http://www.palminfocenter.com/
The No.1 information
source for everything Palm. Get the news fast and fresh.
Guides
http://palmtops.about.com/
Concise. Informative. Resourceful. Virtually everything
you need to get started quick and easy. They even have
a specialized medical section.
Software Downloads
http://www.palmgear.com/
Best resource for your PDA software needs. Massive
archive.
http://www.eurocool.com/
A good alternative.
Warez & Crackz
http://www.pilotwarez.com/
I've decided to post this up for the sake of completeness.
Again, you know what. Live your conscience. Spare your
bucks for the software if you think it tickles your fancy.
http://www.oocities.org/zejune/
chingyee/special.html (NEW
& COOL)
zeJune's own clear and honest guide to Warez & Crackz
resources in relation to the Palm OS platform. Be prepared
for only the BEST.
Medical Palm Computing Resource
http://www.pdamd.com/
If you are a member of the healthcare industry and
at the same time own a PDA, this is where you go.
http://pbrain.hypermart.net/
If PDAMD is the No.1 site serving this genre, then Peripheral
Brain MUST claim, with undisputable vehemence, the No.2
spot. Nice layout and design with abundance of content.
One of those rare pearls in the vast Internet bullshit
junkyard.
Medical Software Downloads
http://www.healthypalmpilot.com/
Looking for the killer medical application, utility
or database, look no further. Healthy Palmpilot will make
sure you get the healthiest medical software available.
Visor Resource
http://www.visorcentral.com/
The unofficial default home of a burgeoning
wordwide legion of visor enthusiasts. Top-notch
site. Keeps you well-updated of the visor world
inside out.
LINKS Page
http://allenklesh.8k.com/PageOne.html
This is the site I first visited when I
was still new to these PDA resources on the Internet.
All the nicely categorized links saved alot of my trouble.
http://www.palmlinx.de/
Same thing but a much trimmed-up version.
Reviews
http://www.palmguru.com/
The site to go when you need an unbiased, expert review
of any hardware or software device designed for Palm OS
based handheld.
Palm Users Guild
http://www.kvpug.org/
The de facto user group for palm owners residing
in or around Klang Valley, Malaysia. Attractions: Hyperactive
message boards plus a busy marketplace where the trading
of palm associated commodities is executed.
Usenet News Group
comp.sys.handhelds
comp.sys.palmtops
comp.sys.palmtops.pilot
Remember them? Newsgroups were once my favourite
hangout spots back when the max cruising speed of the
fastest modem available was a dismalling 14.4 kbps. Don't
abandon them. They are still the home of an expanding
knowledge goldmine where everybody learns from everybody.
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Note
from the author: Hello, my
dear Palmphiles! It's been long a time since I last worked on
this site. I'm however delighted and most of all thrill to
pronounce that the desire to reupdate zeJune's PDA corner has
resurged. Such decision was partly ascribable to the
many visitors of my site whose positive responses fed fuel to
my morale. Number of unique hits per day to zeJune's PDA
corner alone is a high 2-digit integer, a feat I do not dare
comprehend! Thank you. December 31,
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My PDA
What I have
Handspring Visor Deluxe -
Seductive, sexy, almost irresistible. Bought
it for a bargain RM 900. (US$ 235)
Operating System
Palm OS 3.x
Memory 8 MB
Modules
None. (yet)
Launcher
MegaLauncher VIP - In my opinion, the best launcher. Very much a hybrid
of Launch 'Em and Silver Screen. Cool + Cool = Supercool.
Hacks
Hackmaster with MagicText, KeyboardHack, MenuHack, LeftHack, AppHack
Software
PalmSafe, AlarmMaster, SuperNames, ActioNames (better
than DateBk4), TealDoc, WordSmith, HanDbase, ThinkDB, Bugme!
Medical
ePocrates, 5 Minute Clinical Consultant 2000, LexiDrugs 2000,
EKG Reference, Medical Lab Values, Anatomy Reference, Medical Mnemonics,
The Full Physical, Current Clinical Strategies
Games
PortaPam - Pamela Anderson version of Tamagotchi.
Horny.
Bejeweled - The sine qua non
of palm gaming.
Miscellaneous
What you can do with a PDA.
Store phone numbers, addresses and
other contact info
Scribble To-Do reminders
Schedule events and functions
Do math with a built-in calculator
Read e-books
Play games
Right, the PDA
is pretty much a miniaturized portable full-fledged computer system
if you will.
Is that
all? No, of course
not. If PDA were to be that boring, the shareholders at Palm and
Handspring Inc. wouldn't be driving Merzs, would they? If you
want to, you can turn your PDA into a remote control, a reflective
mirror (yes, you read us right), a dictionary, a GPS receiver, an
Internet setup box, a handphone, a digital camera, or even an MP3
player. The end, it seems, is boundless.
Does a
medical student really need this piece of gadgetry? YES. YES.
YES. ABSOLUTELY. It's now or never, dude. Forget the impotent
handphone you've been eyeing for months, save your money for an
omnipotent PDA instead. Even a hooker (I was told) carries around
a PDA. God knows why but I suspect it has something to do with
getting herself organized amidst her hectic norturnal commerce
activity. Haha.
Which one should I get? It depends
on your needs and the amount of cash you are willing to fork out.
For regular med students like us, Palm XE or Handspring Visor would
do. I chose Visor because of its expandability. (a yet-to-be
unleashed 3-in-1 combo module with Compact Flashcard adapter, audio
player and wireless modem perhaps) | |