aoi tsuki said:
How's the keyboard on that? Is it comfortable to type moderate memos and emails on? Also, how are the NES emus for it?
The keyboard works pretty well; it may seem a bit small at first, but you get used to it quickly, and I never have a problem with my fingers hitting two keys at once or anything like that. The NES emulator available still has a ways to go before it can be considered "perfect." The current version, NESem 1.5, now plays in full screen, but if you want games to be playable, you have to have the sound turned off. I don't mind this as much since whenever I'm playing anything, it's in a place where the sound would have to be turned off anyway.

The best version for sound though, is NESem 1.4 beta, which can be pretty playable for some games with sound on and the screen size made small. However, the Game Gear emulator (Gizmo), works extremely well and runs great in full screen and with sound on.
aoi tsuki said:
i'm so tempted to get the new Treo. i've been toying with the idea of ditching my current PDA and going with a smartphone. The Treo's the closest thing to what i'd like, and since i have a Palm currently, it would be fairly painless to move my files over to the Treo.
I have two Palm devices, the Treo 600 and the Tapwave Zodiac 2. The biggest difference between them is that the Treo has a low-resolution screen and lacks bluetooth. The Treo's screen is fine for typing, web browsing, messaging, and even watching movies on, but it's definitely a noticeable drop in screen quality compared to other devices. However, considering what you get available to you in a small-sized phone, it's definitely well worth the purchase, and a lot more convenient to carry around with you. I'm often using it to browse GA while in class; it's great.
