The most power super iPAQ!

[Taiwan]

Could you think.......<br>64MB iPAQ<br>+a vibration device (control by microcomputer)<br>+a high-quality and high-capacity liPolymer battery(1500~2200mA)<br>+an extra inner buzzer (users can reset the buzz tones with their own favorite music)<br>=???<br><br>What is it?<br>It is "PDAorDIE01".<br><br>You can see it in PDAorDIE web site.<br>"PDAorDIE01" English Version Version <br>http://www.pdaordie.com/article/pdaordie01/pdaordie01_e.shtml<br><br>What do you think?<br>

[Moose or Chuck]

that is relativily cool, but i don't see a need for the buzzer. There is already a speaker.

[Luciano U. Werner]

I liked the extended battery life. But I couldn't see the point to the buzzer. Couldn't they just use the speaker?

[Chris Edwards]

unless you were using it as a phone.. then vibration is cool... <br><br><br>is your ipaq vibrating, or are you just happy to see me?

[Luciano U. Werner]

That's a really old one, Chris.

[Moose or Chuck]

LOL, boy does that line bring back memories, fond memories of my Chemistry class... Those were the days. Hey wait! I hate that bitch now. Forget what I said before.

[jongjungbu]

I can see vibration being beneficial as opposed to the silent or audible alarms. Options that many cellphones have. But...as a force feedback device per say...I mean...I hate for my whole screen to shake before me in my hands just because I blew up a construction facility (or whatever) in Argentum.

[Turnip]

The vibration worked for Playstation 2. <br><br>BTW - I finally picked mine up about a week ago, which is largely accountable for my disappearance. It's the best investment I've made since my Stowaway. PS2 is worthy every penny. <br><br>Let's just hope HP doesn't acquire Sony too, or every good thing in the world will have gone to crap. Just kidding, just kidding...

[jongjungbu]

Well, i'm okay with a controller vibrating, but not my screen and its casing.