rooCASE 3n1 Executive Portfolio (Black) Leather Case Cover / Capacitive Stylus / 2Pack Anti-Glare S

Returned a sub-par case for this one. I love it! Securely holds my Samsung Galaxy Tab II so I don't have to worry about my tablet slipping out the side as it could in the pressure clamp cases. Would love to see this case a little thicker with room for a bluetooth keyboard.

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Palm Pre / Pre Plus Snap-On Case - Pink

This phone cover fits great and looks great. It also protects the phone. I have already dropped by phone a couple of times and neither my phone nor the case have been damaged.

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PalmOne VIIx Wireless Handheld

If you can afford the...wireless, and realize that this is not going to replace your desktop for web surfing, the Palm VIIx is a good way to stay connected. And it fits in your pocket!

Like the other Palms, the VIIx does what it claims, and never complains.

There are two catches, though.

1) wireless applications are a very limited version of the net. There's no built-in web browser that lets you go to any old web page. So unless you install 3rd party programs, you're limited to the 40 bundled destinations (Amazon, AskJeeves, CBS Marketwatch, Fidelity, ...). Surprisingly, there was no built-in wireless phone book.

2) the wireless connection is slow and expensive. The bandwidth is under 9600 baud, and there's a 2-4 second delay between clicking and getting a response.

If you're an information junkie (stock quotes, news, email, eBay--is this you?) you will easily blow through the limited wireless plans...

On the plus side:

1) I was always able to connect to the wireless net (in buildings, in a car, in a park where cell coverage is spotty)

2) The device always did what I expected.

3 stars. I'd give it 5 if the wireless service was cheaper and faster.

--Pat

Palm VII

I don't mean to be critical of my fellow reviewers, but some of the negative reviews of the Palm VII totally miss the point of the thing. I carried one for over a year and found it incredibly useful. Now that I've moved outside of the service area, I miss it a lot. In spite of having the original VII with only 2 Megs of RAM, I never ran out of memory. I also never exceeded the lowest monthly service level, finding it adequate for my needs. Here's what I did and how I used it, which should be enough information for you to make a decision for yourself:

This is truly the traveler's friend: I have no office and I get in a lot of planes. You'll make that dreaded trip to the airline service desk with a lot more confidence if you are armed with the schedule of every single airline and current flight status. The VII knows what flights are schedule between any two points at any time, and provides current flight status. When 'suggesting' to the desk staff that they strongly consider booking you on another airline, your case will be stronger with flight number and departure info.

You can usually find the departure gate information (not to mention delay status) sitting in the shuttle from the parking area (at DFW, you need to know the gate number to tell the taxi which building to stop at). And of course, if you want, you can even make plane reservations online.

If driving over 10 miles, I query for traffic conditions. Embarrassed to ask directions? With the VII, you can enter location and destination and get detailed directions. Handy when stuck in the boonies without a phone. And when was the last time you saw a phone book at a pay phone? The VII can access Yellow and White pages. Weather forecasts, any time, any place.

Ordering a book from Amazon is sort of a parlor trick, but it's also a useful way to research books in print. Can't remember which movies featured Minnie Driver ? There are a 2 movie databases. Faced with a life without wireless, I've had to buy a new PDA with a lot more RAM to carry a German/English dictionary. I actually bought two, but they aren't anywhere near as useful as the online translators, which not only support full sentences, but they translate between multiple languages. English dictionary, thesaurus, and encyclopedia are available also, which again is a big help to somebody without an office.

The Palm VII does all this with the use of 'web clipping' applets that work with special applications on the information provider's web site. There are now hundreds of these things that can be downloaded.

On the downside, this thing is a AAA pig. Get yourself a couple sets of Nimh batteries, and a small charger. More than once, I found myself paying a premium price for new batteries at a hotel gift shop. I also recommend the serial cable if you can't get infrared to work with your laptop--carrying a cradle is a drag.

This is not a platform for heavy-duty web surfing, nor is it a convenient place to send and receive mail, but I really miss not being able to use it any more for all these questions that need to be answered RIGHT NOW. But if you do get stuck without a book, you can download an e-book too.

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The Palm VIIx is the worthy successor to the innovative Palm VII which has been available for some time. The VII was the first incarnation of Palm's wireless handheld. It is a great device but I never bought it because of the 2Mb memory constraints on the old VII. However, that has been mitigated with the new VIIx. This puppy includes a whopping 8Mb of memory. Ample for almost any application or usage.

The VIIx comes pre-loaded with 40 or so wireless content apps. There are currently about 400 apps for the VII. You can get them for free at [Palm]. They range from bookstores like Amazon to acccessing your email on the go, to messaging, to online dictionairies. I would recommend to visit [Palm] to see the variety available and also if your area is covered by the mobile network.

I have a Fidelity trading account so I can use the VIIx to trade or view my portfolio. One of the most popular apps is the Starbucks locator. I wonder if there is a correlation between owning a VII and cafeine consumption. Another great app is MapQuest, and ThinAirMail lets you access any POP3 email account. Both are included standard.

The wireless response time is great. This is because of the way that Palm designed there applications as PQA's. PQA stands for Palm Query Application. They make wireless transmission efficient by ensuring that only pertinent data is sent. The way we view web pages, the whole page is loaded every time we view it, this includes a lot of layout and other data that we're not really interested in. PQA's predefine the layout and transmit only actual data. Eg. the price of a book you request from Amazon. The result is fast and efficient response. There are also several apps which let you browse the web in the traditional way, though I don't know why you'd want to. I don't think that the size of PDA screens makes web-browsing very useful or convenient. But, for those who insist...the Palm can definitely do it.

So far I have had no problems with signal quality. Whether on the street on in buildings. I'm in NY, but as mentioned before, don't buy this puppy until you have checked coverage in your area.

The VII series is a bit larger than the III. To me size is very important, I also own a Vx. But I will make an exception for the the VII, because wireless is just so ... cool and convenient. I could also have picked the Omnisky wireless service. Then I'd have to attach a modem to my Vx and the package together would be more bulky than the VII series so I prefer the convenience of having an all-in-one VIIx.

The device is turned on by flipping the antenna. Easy enough. Installation is a breeze. Takes all of 5 minutes and you are going. I recommend the 'all-you-can-eat' subscription. It costs $45/mth but well worth it, but you can also go for one of the more moderate subscriptions. They start a $10/mth.

Wireless is great. Definitely the way of the future. I love being able to pop up my email on the go, check for a movie with moviefone or just read a book, play a game, or read magazines with AvantGo. After all, let's not forget that other than wireless, Palm makes a great PDA with many other applications.

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The 8 Mb of memory the VIIx has is what it needed in the first place. Now you can load all of those games and non-wireless apps you had to pass on with the VII. The integration is a little tighter in Palm OS 3.5, but a lot of people won't be happy with this until (1) the screen improves from four shades of gray (yes, I am envious of the IIIc) and (2) the modem speed improves.

The Qualcomm PD100 tried to overcome the speed (and coverage issue) but left you holding a Palm to your ear with a screen just too small to read).

And in the meantime, the Palm VII provides an integrated wireless email and fax platform (both with lookup from your address book) which a novice can get out of the box and running in ten minutes or less (try that with a PC).

TIPS: go to palmgear.com and download DPWeb browser (or other browser) and go with the unlimited plan if you can afford it. Then you will be able to access nearly any web site, not just those with web clipping applications.

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I was one of the first Palm VI owners and was very up beat about my new toy. But now that I have had it for a while, I discontinued my palm.net service as a waste of money. I recommend palm buyers get a non-Internet model and use the great organizer features. The Internet function is VERY slow and subject to poor reception or incomplete downloads. The cost of these downloads is very expensive if you use it enough to make it worth while. The range of material available for Internet download is very limited. And did I say SLOW? A web enabled cell phone would give you both the net and a phone -with cheaper monthly charges and you can both talk and surf with the same device. When you buy the Palm VII you must use palm.net and they are not well priced or customer oriented. A web enabled phone allows you to pick your provider and is always on for a stock alert or other quick message (unlike the palm).

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Hewlett Packard Jornada 720 Handheld PC with Docking Cradle

I still have this little hp computer. I works perfect and I only charge it up about once every two weeks.

I have had the Jornada 720 for approximately 10 years and find it to be user friendly and light weight. I use it for Trade Shows. I do scheduling into Outlook and use the Word Docs for outlines of product and notes and tasks to make certain I have covered all my categories of merchandise to be ordered. It syncs easily with my PC. Great capacity for such a small unit and it has a full keyboard.

Would really like to see it upgraded to a wireless capacity for email and on the go searches.

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rooCASE Neoprene Netbook Sleeve Case Cover for Acer AS1430Z-4677 11.6-Inch Laptop (Invisible Zipper

The case is great but the color is light pink and not magenta as the title of the item indicated. Will probably end up sending back and getting another color, but the case overall seems to be well made.

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Penpower WPSNO31EN World Pen Scan

I read and summarize a lot of material professionally, and needed a tool to help me quickly excerpt material. After a few days of heavy use, I can say that World Pen Scan has fully lived up to its claims. It is very fast meaning that I can rip out a line of text in just a second, then hit the button on the top for a hard return, and keep going. I would estimate that this is 10x as fast as typing, and a lot less wearing. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is that it that I wish they would use a little heavier grade plastic for the housing to make this feel higher-quality. If I could give it 4.5 stars, I would.

As above....

Couldn't get the Ectaco to work at all...recognition with this one is over 85%....and this one is both PC and Mac compatible...

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The Worldpen scan cost a bit more than the other pen scanners, but once you use the Worldpen scan you will know the extra cost was worthwhile. I am a level 2 nursing student who needs a quick way to transfer text to files such as powerpoint and word documents. The Worldpen scan will recognize technical text and symbols such a mg/dl, 3.3L/min/m2, difficult pharmacological generic names and so on, at a very quick rate of scan. I can scan an entire page of medical text in several minutes. The text is instantly transfer to M.S. word document where it can be edited. I use a separate, non related, program to convert the visual text to audio, Ipod, or mp3, and I have an Ipod ready file to listen to. It is a great way to listen to and absorb needed information while skiing, driving, jogging, or anywhere you take your Ipod or mp3 player and need to study. The Worldpen driver installation is quick, straight forward, and very easy to use right out of the box. The pen ergonomics are user friendly, well thought out, great for smaller hands like mine, compact, and power is drawn from the usb drive. I take the Worldpen scan to lecture along with my 11.6 inch Acer laptop, and textbooks forgetting my highlighter and best of all no marked up books.

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I bought this because I like to enter in text from textbooks that I highlight so I can use them for research papers later on. Previously I would type these in but after awhile I really get tired of typing and start making mistakes, sometimes my fingers don't seem to work anymore in terms of speed and accuracy. Maybe it's because I'm getting old, I don't know. So after a lot of research, I went for this product which also has Mac support (definitely a requirement since I use a Macbook). Previously I never had a pen scanner so I can't really compare scanners. But I can say that this pen scanner is very fast in terms of how quickly you can slide the scanner over the line. It's very accurate as well. The only time I noticed that I got errors was because how the paper curves at the binding on books, but if you put the book as flat as possible and just be careful as you approach the curve you can increase accuracy. If you take the cost (plus rebate) into account it's a great deal compared to other pen scanners.

PROS:

-pen is light

-great speed and accuracy

-scan text in both directions (even though the software says one direction)

CONS:

-kinda feels cheap for a $100 product

-the "on" trigger should have been a roller type of button so it would move more smoothly across the paper

-hard to tell where the beginning point of the scan is

-the "triangle" pointer on the plastic that you are supposed to line up your text with is kind of hard to see, but you get used to it

-errors can happen where the pages curve into the binding

Update 7/3/2012:

I've been using this pen scanner extensively for school. As I mentioned, it's not fully compatible with Word for Mac. In fact, it's very frustrating using it with Word for Mac than it is worth. So what I do is just use Pages, then I copy and paste into Word which works better. When I use Pages, the scans are a lot more accurate. The pen works extremely well. From time to time, I'll get a random number instead of the text I scanned, but usually the 2nd time scanning the line will solve it. But it happens far, far less frequently than with Word. It's less stressful and aggravating compared to using Word. I'm going to downgrade it 1 star because I think it should work just as well in Word.

Update 7/11/2012:

I've been slowly downgrading my rating for this device. It started with 5 stars, now I am giving it 3. The reason why is because there are times when I scan a line and it gives me gibberish. It has nothing to do with my scanning technique, ie. how straight I move the pen scanner or the speed, because there are times when my pen motion is not smooth, crooked, very fast or very slow and it scans in text perfectly. When gibberish starts coming out, sometimes I have to scan the line 5 or 6 times just for it to scan the text, by then it would have been quicker for me to manually type it in. Not sure if this is an issue with Mac, but I've used the built in mac word processing like TextEdit with the same results as Pages. When it works, it's great, but when it gets stuck on gibberish mode, it is extremely frustrating. I guess I will live with it for now.

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It is a product that helps me save a lot of time in taking notes from books. I am still waiting for the $50 mail-in-rebate. Price after rebate is about $78.

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Sky Caddie Compatible Li-Ion GPS Battery - DAPDA182LI

I had bought a battery for my golf SkyCaddy before and it was over $50; I was thrilled to find it so reasonable at Amazon.com! Product arrived quickly and was exactly as represented! Very Happy!

I needed a lithium ion battery of a minmum of 850ma and this one is over 1000ma, so my Sky Caddie SG2 does not run low on power by the end of the round. Have used it for 27 holes with no problems. Not tried it for 36, but I bet it would handle it, something my original battery would not do.

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This saved my Sky Caddie from a slow death and from having to purchase the newer ones for hundreds of dollars....don't waste your money on a new sky caddie buy this battery!

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Exactly as advertised. Received the battery in two days. Works great. Will definetly use this company again.

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My original review was posted on 09/11/12 and needs to be corrected/retrackted. My poor opinion of this product was incorrect. True the battery life was horrible...but there was a reason. I am using this battery in my SkyCaddie SG5 and somehow the backlite feature was set on 100%. I discovered this because the unit kept getting quite warm during use. So, I turned off the backlight (it can be adjusted from 0 to 100%). Now the battery life is great, unit works great...at least 1-1/2 rounds per charge. In the interim I purchased a simliar battery direct from SkyCaddie thinking this would solve the problem...NOT. So, now I have 2 batteies. Not a bad thing.

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PDair Leather Case for Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-i727 - Book Type (Black)

this product is okay. the fake leather has an awful smell that's overpowering. the clip is bulky which makes the rest of it pretty bulky. the idea is good but the execution not so much. the worst part is that apparently this product shipped directly from hong kong and took like a month for me to get it. i would return it but sending a product back to hong kong isn't worth it.

i ordered this case for my husband's phone. It fit the phone great, but after about 2 weeks of him using the case the belt clip broke and he has not used it since b/c he choose this case for the belt clip.

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Just what I needed, fit my phone just right. Hope to find this good of a fit for many things that one encounters in life

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GSI Quality Retro POP Handset With Desktop Telephone Base For Apple iPhone 3/4/4S, iPod, iPad, Droi

If your looking at this and considering buying your probably wondering why it is so inexpensive. I have no Idea....it just is, this connects with my Droid and iPad without difficulty and activates instantly. The phone portion is sized right, reaching from ear to mouth, full size and not a compact version. I have good reception and use with this model.

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DURAGADGET Bluetooth Mini Keyboard For Apple iPod Touch

The keyboard wouldn't sync with the iPod Touch. I synced it with my Mac Pro just to confirm it work. The size of the keyboard was no better than using the iPod/iPhone. Nice case and stand, however not recommended.

I never could get this keyboard to connect to my Ipod. Maybe it was me but I followed the instructions to the letter, SEVERAL times. Cannot even recommend it.

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It works ok. And shipping was fast enough considering such long distance. Yet this keyboard isn't too practical I discovered. Unless your on-screen keyboard doesn't work the way it should this one isn't gonna be much help. I ended up not using it after few days of use.

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i attached to an itouch with no trouble.. just charge it, turn on bluetooth in itouch general settings, hit seek button at top right on keyboard and back on the itouch choose it to pair in bluetooth settings.....keyboard is very small..better for thumb typing but easier than touch board!

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Using a Samsung Captivate (I) along with the recent Android 2.2 (Froyo) upgrade, I can now get the keyboard to pair and connect. No additional drivers or apps are needed.. Previously I could not get the Mini Bluetooth Keyboard to work under Android 2.1. The Cappy and the keyboard would pair, but not connect. I tried sideloading various bluetooth keyboard drivers without success. The Mini Bluetooth Keyboard is a HID device as shown by Android 2.2 Bluetooth diagnostics. There has been some discussion about Bluetooth HID not being supported by Android 2.1.

It is a very small keyboard as advertised (60x115x10mm, slightly smaller than the Captivate). It is an oversized thumb keyboard with good key travel. The four-way scroll is nice. Using it essentially doubles the viewable screen on the Captivate when keyboarding-not a very strong selling point, but this is true of any external keyboard with any iPhone-like cellphone. However, since the Captivate has video output, one can convert a Samsung Galaxy S phone into a frugal, bareboned travel "nirvana computer" by carrying the mini-keyboard and the right cable to connect the headphone jack to a TV's RCA plugs: keyboard+cables=135 g (5 oz) at a cost of $US20.

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rooCASE Super Bubble Neoprene (Dark Blue / Black) Sleeve Case for Apple MacBook Air MC965LL/A MC966

NOTE: I have previously given this product 2 stars when I first received it. After a week of using it to carry my macbook air at a conference, I felt the need to update my review to better reflect my opinion of this product.

PROS: This is a well-made case. The touch of color (blue in my case) looks great and distinguish itself against the other macbook cases without being too childish-looking. The inside is filled with bubbles which supposedly offer better protection of your laptop (only time will tell). having a zipped pocket on this sleeve is a huge advantage not only can I put my power adapter in, I can place a pen and notepad. At the conference this sleeve was all that I carried while walking to the different conference rooms. Very convenient and well-thought out by the designer.

CONS: Perhaps that this sleeve is more geared toward the macbook pro 13, as the size of this sleeve is definitely not custom-made for the macbook air. It is a bit too big, and the 13-inch air just slides around in the case. In comparison, I also ordered the Be.Ez case/sleeve, which fits the macbook air like a glove and gives it a solid feeling. It is also queestionable if the bubbles on the interior are protective they feel rough and may damage the laptop exterior while it slides around inside the case.

Overall I would say that this is a good quality case. But I just want to point out the + and so that each buyer can make his/her own decision.

I use this for my 2011 MacBook Air 13". The fit is pretty good, not perfect, but it covers the MacBook Air well. The bubble padding is very protective.

I usually put the MacBook Air in this case and directly into my carry on luggage or messenger bag. I'm confident this case will protect my MacBook.

The fit is a little loose and flexible for a MacBook Air 13" which is why I gave this 4 stars out of five. However, it doesn't hinder protection which is why I recommend it.

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**Update....After a week the zipper is starting to act up already. It doesnt want to zip shut. I'm sure it will be a matter of another week before the zipper is completely broken!

This was actually better than i expected therefore I gave it 5 stars rather than 4. Really nice padding inside the pouch and plenty of room inside the outside pouch for your cords, etc. My MacAir 13" has never felt more at home, aside from when it's sitting on my lap:-).

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Recommend to use is flexible and is expanding with the introduction of the pieces as you need a solid industry and bear Use

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Bought this as a gift for the Macbook Air. It was a little roomy inside for this slimline laptop but certainly cushioned enough to ensure safety.

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PDair Leather case for AT&T Samsung Captivate Galaxy S SGH-i897 - Book Type (Black)

This is the second book style case I've purchased for my Android phone. It is a Samsung Galaxy I and the first case, custom made for the phone and available through Samsung, lasted about 1.5 years, gradually breaking down at the corners. This one is bulkier, which I don't like, doesn't fit quite as well, and the phone tends to slide out the top, but it is very well made, appears quite durable, and does the job of protecting the phone.

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SanDisk Standard - Flash memory card - 32 GB - Class 4 - SDHC Retail Package

I use a canon T1i for timelapse and video, and really push rapid shooting. I have used it on a mountain in snow and moonlight at 14 degrees, and only once encountered a small buffer window on a long video take at 1080p. It works great, I have never had problems with Sandisk cards, they help me make a living at shooting. I also use Ultra II cards, and only notice the smallest of time difference writing to the card in camera. Loading to the computer data from the card does take longer then the ultra, but unless you need to dump data fast this one is fine and cost less. I would go for storage size over file transfer to computer speeds anytime.

This card holds an awesome amount of video (10 hrs of HD video in my Kodak Zx1 Pocket cam). You WILL run out of batteries before the memory runs out, guaranteed.

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This is only a class two card. As such it performs exactly as expected.

I'm not using this for anything incredibly speed sensitive. I ripped my daughters DVDs to MPEG4 files, scaled them down to PSP size standards, took them down to 96 KBps audio, put over 50 of them on this card along with some shorts and included music videos. Now my daughters cheaper than a portable DVD player without the risk of scratching or inconvenience carrying disk netbook with only a 4GB SSD is good to go. When we make a long road trip she's got plenty of movies, which is exactly what this was bought for.

If you're expecting to record live HD video don't even consider this card. It works reliably at the speeds it's expected to work out, the published class 2 speeds.

Class 2 Minimum of 2 MB/s performance. Lowest speed for SDHC cards.

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I bought this card for my GoPro to record hours of fishing. It has worked awesome and was shipped wicked fast! Highly recommended for long video shooting!!

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This was a very slow SD card. I would not recommend this to be used for anything. I tried this on a camera and it was so slow. I put in a different SD card and there was no comparison -every SD card I own goes faster than this 32GB one.

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BoxWave Canon PowerShot SX210 ClearTouch Anti-Glare Screen Protector (Single Pack)

Went on really well. Does a fantastic job at not getting fingerprints! Smudges wipe right off with your fingers. However, it isn't nearly as clear as I was hoping. Still haven't decided if I'm going to keep it on. I will update later.

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OEM Treo 650 Replacement Stylus Treo 650, 700w 700wx 700p

When I lost the stylus to my venerable Treo 650, Amazon was the obvious go-to website to find a replacement and here it is. Just like the original, at a decent price. Delivered promptly with no problems.

Just like the one I lost. Works perfect and was priced very cheap, I thought.

Not much else I can say. It is like an exact replacement.

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Picture matches the items that I received. Even though these are for the Treo 650, they matched the look and fit of my original Treo 700wx stylus. These are perfectly weighted metal, not plastic with the exception of the tip that touches your screen.

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