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Toshiba e330 Pocket PCValue-priced, the Toshiba Pocket PC e330 Series is ready to use right out of the box! Powered by the Intel PXA250 processor with Intel...
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Value-priced, the Toshiba Pocket PC e330 Series is ready to use right out of the box! Powered by the Intel PXA250 processor with Intel XScale technology at 300MHz and 64MB of RAM, the pocket PC e330 Series delivers a powerful feature-set to keep you productive at all times. The Pocket PC e330 Series features a familiar user interface and tools from MIcrosoft such as Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, Pocket Outlook and Microsoft Windows Media Player for Pocket PC 2002 Packaged in an attractive, sleek design, the Pocket PC e330 Series delivers brilliant images through its 3.5 inch TFT display offering 64K colors and an 240 x 320 resolution Play audio and video files, organize and view your favorite pictures, all with the Toshiba Pocket PC e330 Series? incredible expansion capabilities One of the thinnest PDA devices in the industry, the Pocket PC e330 weighs a mere 5.1 ounces and easily fits into a shirt pocket for the ultimate in portability.
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My wife uses it for nursing.
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Pros: Slim & Light. 32meg native RAM.
Cons: none.
Bought this for my wife as a gift. She loves it. It runs her drug books and dictionary. And it takes notes and does spreadsheet calcs for med dosages. The e330 does all this and still fits lightly in a nurses uniform without dragging it down. Nor does it bulge and get in the way.
Oh, and a lot of other PDA's can't handle the drug books as they don't have enough native memory. PocketPC's runs their programs in native memory, not the memory you stick into the slots. The Toshiba e330 comes with 32 meg RAM native.
One of the reviews had a complaint about battery life. But I haven't heard any from my wife. And she's on a 12 hour shift. Could be different usage. As to it could be brighter, my wife actually turns down the light on it. (shrug)
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