go to to the following three URL's, the three best ways to find what yer lookin fer......Well. there is always Turbo10.com which is what yer looking for when you have st least some idea, or absolutely no idea what you are really searching for ---------------------------------------------------------- http://del.icio.us/tag/pocketpc?setcount=100 real bookmarks from real searches by real people, very useful, one of the best ways to find useful and relevant information on almost any subject matter. Useful might be an understatement when describing del.icio.us ----------------------------------------------------------- http://clusty.com/search?input-form=clusty-simple&v%3Asources=webplus&query=pocket+pc+software Clusty is, IMNSHO the premier search engine currently available. Relevant realistic results clustered into really useful and sensible "clusters". It ain't no Google that's for sure.... ----------------------------------------------------------- http://dmoz.org/Computers/Systems/Handhelds/ THE directory.....sort of like a giant cross referenced yellow pages of the entire WWW. One of the best search tools/services anywhere. ----------------------------------------------------------- Hope this helps...What the heck... just 2 more..... http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ See that tab bar on the far left? What you're looking for? http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/ the pocketpc "mothership" ? If the links haven't turned live link blue, just cut & paste the URL into your browsers address window. HAGD

I have a Dell mini with a wireless connection, and find it to be very handy to carry around when I need it in another room or outside. I also like it because it is not a pain to carry when I'm traveling. It boots up and is ready to go in less than 45 seconds running XP, and the battery life is about 6 hours. The only disadvantages are: 1) the screen is small-ish because the computer is small, 2) for some people the keyboard is a little tight (although I find it comfortable), 3) the hard drives are small (mine is 16 GB solid state), but I don't store a lot of crap on any of my computers so this is not an issue for me, and 4) netbooks do not come with a CD/DVD drive, so if you wanted to watch a movie you'd need to download it, or get an accessory drive that plugs into one of the USB ports. Also, when I purchased anti-virus software to put on mine, I didn't download the software, but purchased it as a CD, so I had to copy the software to a flash drive so I could plug that in and install that way. I wouldn't have it as my only computer, but I definitely prefer it for a lot of tasks. They're becoming increasingly popular as people realize that much of their computer time is spent online or doing word processing rather than doing things like movie editing, playing Doom, or other resource heavy tasks. Right now the computer industry is nervous because they have thrived (like the car industry) on selling huge machines that have a hefty profit margin and have more power and features than we routinely need. Now that you can get a computer that is light, fast, and small for well under $300, the industry's in turmoil. In Asia and Europe, netbook sales are going through the roof, and predictions are that 40 million netbooks will be sold worldwide in 2009. Jane, the HP Mini is very nice and has gotten good reviews. Below is a link to a recent NYTimes article that reviews several netbooks, including the HP. You can see that the in-store prices are already much less than the list in this article from a month ago. Here is a link that might be useful: Netbook reviews

Facebook mapped me to my front street on the wrong side. They should not know my address or real name or phone. I figured out how to delete my account there. They don't make it easy to find how to delete your account from their computers. Microsoft win8 has maps, they actually know my real name and address. I drug and moved my location marker on the win8 map out to one of the islands on the drive to the Sunshine Skyway bridge. Somebody was to drive to my location with that map, they might think I live in a highway rest station, surrounded with a great view :)

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