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You can preorder the HPs at Amazon.com!!! Here are the links:<br><br> click here:<br><br> click here:<br><br>Even though both pics are the same, I linked them to Amazon.com, so if they change one, it'll change it here too...<br><br>have a good one!!<br><br>Nate

Don't use those links! They lead to a ... err... VIRUS! Yes that's right! So use these links instead ;D<br><br><br>Same PRICES!

That's right! Don't buy from Nathan! Not only will you get a VIRUS! But he'll also become a rich bastard!

dont do it everyone! you buy through moose and another lexus ends up in his garage!

well that was weird...

Here too?<br>This is disgusting. Thay should loose two stars.

Hmmm...my search may be over...

*salesmen voice*<br>But wait, there's more. You can use the hooked stylus to slice, dice, and gullet other's abdomens, spilling their intestines while using the PocketPC's built in productivity features to keep track of your daily tasks, or while using it's multimedia functions to 'get your groove on.'<br>

You've got promise, Moose. <br>

The battery says its built-in. I suppose no spare batteries then.<br>

Ok, some observations and questions (stupid questions even).<br><br>1) Its ARM not SH3, so this may be iPaq influence (i.e. HP buys Compaq).<br>2) Its ARM not SH2, so maybe this is a sign o' the times in terms of ARM-only support.<br>3) It says 64M RAM, 32M ROM...it seems obvious, but I really am curious as to whether this means 96 meg for real.  That would be pretty sweet considering my crappy Casio is only 32.<br>4) 16 Bit screen,  I smell competition for @migo.<br>5) I am curious to see whether there will be a wireless version, like its predecesor.<br>6) There is a blurb on the MS PPC2002 site about flash memory being a requirement for PPCs using it, so that they can be upgraded/enhance with new OS or new components.  does the HP have this?<br><br>I found this too...<br>[hr]<br>OTHER INTERESTING STUFF<br>Just blurb stuff...but interesting.<br><br>This covers more stuff, including the REMOVABLE battery issue.<br><br>[hr]<br><br>So, to recap my questions for all:<br>Is it really 96Meg?<br>Does it really have flash memory for its ROM?<br><br>If ROM is flashable, doesn't that make it EPROM or EEPROM?  And then if its flashable then its not really ROM anymore, its readable and writable...so is that RWM?  <br><br>I hate when words become acronyms and then acronyms move away from their meaning...but I digress.<br>

Well, the screen I believe is 16-bit TFT identical to the Casio's (I could be wrong), whereas the @migo uses a 16-bit reflective TFT. If Casio would upgrade themselves to the ARM they wouldn't be falling so far behind.

And a flashable ROM

My bad, the new Jornada's I mean Jor nada's use reflective TFT screens and removable Li-Polymer battery packs. But its true it only has CFI not CFII support builtin.

Surely there will be some kind of adapter. Or not?