Casio-style D-pad

by T¹ » Sep 9, 2002 @ 6:12am

PPC2k2 device with a gameboy-style D-pad layout apparently. Kinda cheap too (379 Euros)

I was under the impression that a centrally-positioned D-pad was part of the MS PPC2k2 specifications though...

by **Michael Y** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 6:35am

Maybe it actually runs the pirated Taiwanese version... "Pockit PC 2002"

by **Solarix** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 6:45am

I dont think that the D-Pad pos was part of the MS standard, more or less everyone copying iPaq since it was the most successful PPC00 device

by **BurningSheep** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 10:04am

by **sponge** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 12:43pm

by **BurningSheep** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 7:44pm

by **angedelamort** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 8:27pm

by **sponge** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 8:41pm

by **James S** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 8:44pm

by **R0B** » Sep 9, 2002 @ 9:26pm

by **angedelamort** » Sep 10, 2002 @ 5:16pm

by **Robotbeat** » Sep 10, 2002 @ 9:34pm

by **James S** » Sep 10, 2002 @ 9:40pm

by **nuOpus** » Sep 12, 2002 @ 1:02am

by **James S** » Sep 12, 2002 @ 1:15am

How hard is it to say "Calendar button shoots, Contacts button jumps, Inbox button runs, [Specialized] button bounces" or something. That's simple enough for just about everyone, just about, to figure it out.

Casio-style D-pad

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