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05/19/2005, 4:00pm, EDT
Thursday, May 19th
Column: LifeDrive can't replace iPod
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05/19/2005, 4:00pm, EDT
Thursday, May 19th
Filed under: iPod
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Do you guys just quote anything on the net with the words "Apple", "iPod", or "PowerBook"?
This article says nothing, really. It's just a bunch of mumbo jumbo about stocks and Palm's current financial status. That has nothing to do with the function of the LifeDrive.
Furthermore, Palm never positioned this product as a replacement for a laptop. It's a PDA with media capabilities, and the ability to edit/view some Office docs (view only PowerPoint). Yeah sure, it doesn't run iTunes.... SO WHAT? Does all the media you consume have to come from the Apple store or be managed by iTunes?
I dunno, I think if it works as advertised, it's a nice product for people who commute quite a bit to manage lots of info. Having wireless and bluetooth allows you to be connected w/o having to drag around your freaking heavy PowerBook everywhere.