- Alt-Tab file switcher for Nokia 9300 needed!

- recommendation; Psions

- Re: OQO e2 - alleged to be a 1-pound wonder in The Digest V1 # 1180

- Re Asus Eee

Date: 3 Jan 2008 14:12:28 +0000
From: Wright, Chris <address truncated>
Subject: Alt-Tab file switcher for Nokia 9300 needed!

I've just migrated from a Revo/5mx to a Communicator, and was looking
for a small app that enabled Ctrl-Space task switching in the manner of
FileSwitch. I see that other programs such as iDesk, PowerDesk and
AppMan can do this but was hoping there was a smaller piece of freeware
that would do the job.

Doea anyone know of anything that would do this for me?

Thanks
Chris Wright

Date: 3 Jan 2008 17:56:46 +0000
From: Franco Cozzani <address truncated>
Subject: recommendation; Psions

Hello everybody and happy new year!
For the ones who might happen not to know him, may I whole-heartily recommend Herr Pulster's on-line shop for all things Psion?
I placed two orders with him - a brand new MC218 with a French OS and a netBook (almost new) with English OS and keyboard + accessories - and was quite happy with the quality of his products and the kind service he provided me with.
An address for every Psion-fan to check out: there are a few gems and bargains waiting for you on his on-line shop.

PS: you can place order there in English or German, as you wish - Sie koennen knapp auf English oder Deutsch auf Herr Pulster Seite einfach betsellen; wie Sie wollen! 

kind regards,
Franco Cozzani, Brussels

Date: 3 Jan 2008 21:24:39 +0000
From: Martin O'Neill (IOL) <address truncated>
Subject: Re: OQO e2 - alleged to be a 1-pound wonder in The Digest V1 # 1180

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From: "The Digest" <address truncated> To: <address truncated>
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 2:02 PM
- OQO e2 - alleged to be a 1-pound wonder
Another possible Psion successor? Intermediate between the 5mx and the netBook in size [5.6" (L) x 3.3" (W) x 1" (D) (142mm x 84mm x 26mm) - weight: 1 lb (454g) with standard battery]

http://www.tomsguide.com/us/oqo-hsdpa,review-1040.html
But at a price of $1900 to $2200 it will be very difficult to justify for most people.

Best wishes,
Martin O'Neill

Date: 5 Jan 2008 15:27:09 +0000
From: Jon Welford <address truncated>
Subject: Re Asus Eee

Dick,
Thanks for the impressions on the EEEPC. A few questions please. What is the screen like in sunlight? Was it expensive to upgrade the ram memory? And what were the reasons for doing that? Is it reasonably robust? Is there a good set of printer drivers out there for it? This has been the big let down with the Nokia 9500 having to load a Doc into windows to print it unless you buy a specific HP printer.
I also wonder if you can get 12v chargers allowing use on my boat or in the car.
I think I must do some serious investigation of Linux software i.e. Gas safety certificates and Minor Electrical Installation Certificates for work and Navigation and Tide programmes for play amongst others.
Cheers Jon Welford