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Packard Bell PocketGear 2060Close by or far away, stay in touch with family and friends with your PocketGear. Use the infrared port to wirelessly beam information to other infrared enabled devices. It’s a great way to swap appointments, contacts and even music files with your friends. Newest Review: ... window, microphone, on-off button and two LEDs: one for event notification, and the other to indicate charging. The short and ... more More other PDAs
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by - written on 04/07/02 (Very useful, 1622 readings)
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Packard Bell's first Pocket PC palmtop, the PocketGear 2060, was released in May 2002. It's slightly smaller, slightly lighter, and with it's light blue metal casing, it's altogether more colourful that the more common Compaq IPAQ Pocket PC. Due to its size, it's also a comfortable 'hold', with the handy jogwheel on the left-hand side helping to make navigation around the software nice and easy. The left-hand side of the machine also has a one-touch record button, and a recessed reset button. The top of the unit has a headphone jack, infrared window, microphone, on-off button and two LEDs: one for event notification, and the other to ... Read the complete review
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