Comments on: Palm Tungsten 4?

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Å¬¸®¾Ó - »õ·Î¿î ¼Ò½Ä — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 13:59:15 +0000

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By: Another fake Tungsten T4 spec? - PalmInfocenter Forums

Another fake Tungsten T4 spec? - PalmInfocenter Forums — Tue, 27 May 2008 18:28:38 +0000

[...] http://www.atmasphere.net/wp/archives/2004/06/24/palm-tungsten-4 If you believe this … rumored specs for the T4 Summary – Slightly faster processor, a tad more [...]

By: Palm verliert Marktanteile | PalmNet eingestellt. - Allgemein - Nexave Palmforum

Fri, 07 Dec 2007 13:32:43 +0000

[...] Pixel – Slider Etwas exakter hat es diese Seite aufgelistet. In diese Richtung wird’s wohl gehen: http://www.atmasphere.net/wp/archives/20…palm-tungsten-4 Dass der T4 "T4" heißen wird, bezweifle ich aber. Dass Palm mal wieder bis zur letzten [...]

By: The new Tungsten T4? - Engadget

The new Tungsten T4? - Engadget — Fri, 01 Jun 2007 20:45:05 +0000

[...] color LCD screen, built-in 802.11g WiFi and Bluetooth, 96MB of RAM, and an SD expansion card slot. Read PermalinkEmail thisComments [5] Subscribe to these commentsReader Comments (Page 1 of 1) [...]

By: PalmFórum :: Exibir tópico - RUMORES SOBRE O TT4

PalmFórum :: Exibir tópico - RUMORES SOBRE O TT4 — Sun, 27 May 2007 23:06:30 +0000

[...] sobre o TT-4, conforme link http://www.atmasphere.net/wp/archives/2004/06/24/palm-tungsten-4 6/24/2004 Palm Tungsten 4? Filed under: gadgets and technology — Jonathan Greene @ 12:02 am If [...]

By: MyPalmLife » 2004 » June

MyPalmLife » 2004 » June — Thu, 26 Apr 2007 22:11:10 +0000

[...] Looks like the rumors are out on the next generation palmOne Tungsten. This could be a T4 and yes, it still retains the cool stretch form factor. Looks like we can get excited about the inclusion of 802.11G (Apple calls it Airport Extreme, everyone else Wi-Fi 54) as well as retaining Bluetooth (though it may be the update 1.2 version as earlier reported here.) The processor will be a bit faster at 450MHz and it will have Cobalt (Palm OS 6.00). The price is reported to be $459 when and if it’s released. You can read more details at atmaspheric endeavors. [...]

By: Mairead Woodman

Mairead Woodman — Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:26:15 +0000

Where is the british pound sign on a Dell keyboard?

By: Jonathan Greene

Jonathan Greene — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 04:59:48 +0000

You realize that this was written in 2004 about a Palm handheld and there’s no way to even do an UMPC with what you are suggesting.

By: Caleb

Caleb — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 04:43:33 +0000

Oops! That ast on the handheld tablet PC was supposed to be least, not ast.

By: Caleb

Caleb — Sat, 02 Dec 2006 04:38:21 +0000

Nice ideas, but I do not believe them. Here is what would make a nice tablet PC:
CPU type: AMD Athlon or Turion 64 processor running at a minimum of 3GHz
Wireless: 802.11 a, b, g, or n and Bluetooth
full QWERTY keyboard (at least six rows (you will see why below))
Operating system: Windows XP professional Tablet PC Edition x64 (if it exists) (This is why the keyboard should be at least six rows) with eraser digitizer pen
Hard drive capacity: At least 120GB
Screen size: Large enough to support a maximum resolution of at least 1280 x 1024
It should include a touch pad
It should include a full copy of Office Professional 2003 or 2007
It should also include a full copy of Virtual PC 2004 or 2007
It should include Windows Live Messanger 8 and Internet Explorer 7
It should include a double layer DVD-Â±RW drive
It should have two speakers (one on the left and the right) with stereo sound
It should have a card reader for at least SD cards
Keyboard layout:
Row 1:
Escape
F1 – F12
Print Screen/System Requests
Scroll Lock
Pause/Break
Row 2:
Grave accent (`)/Tilde (~)
One (1)/Exclamation mark (!)
Two (2)/at sign (@)
Three (3)/Pound sign (not the British pound sign) (#)
Four (4)/Dollar sign ($)
Five (5)/Percent sign (%)
Six (6)/Circumflex accent (^)
Seven (7)/Ampersand (&)
Eight (8)/Asterisk (*)
Nine (9)/Left parenthesis (()
Zero (0)/Right parenthesis ())
Hyphen (-)/Underscore (_)
Equals sign (=)/Plus sign (+)
Backspace
Insert
Home
Page Up
Num Lock
Num forward slash (/)
Num asterisk (*)
Num hyphen (-)
Row 3:
Tab
Q
W
E
R
T
Y
U
I
O
P
Left bracket ([)/Left brace ({)
Right bracket (])/Right brace (})
Backslash (\)/Vertical line (|)
Delete
End
Page Down
Num 7/Num home
Num 8/Num up arrow
Num 9/Num page up
Num plus (beginning)
Row 4:
Caps Lock
A
S
D
F
G
H
J
K
L
Semicolon (;)/Colon (:)
Single quote (‘)/Double quote (“)
Enter
Num 4/Num left arrow
Num 5
Num 6/Num right arrow
Num plus (ending)
Row 5:
Left shift
Z
X
C
V
B
N
M
Comma (,)/Greater-than sign ()
Forward slash (/)/Question mark (?)
Right shift
Up arrow
Num one/Num end
Num two/Num down arrow
Num three/Num page down
Num Enter (beginning)
Row 6:
Left control
Left Windows key
Left Alt
Space bar (starting at the X key and ending at the comma/greater-than key)
Right Alt
Right Windows key
Applications (right-click) key
Right control
Left arrow
Down arrow
Right arrow
Num zero/Num insert (extending from the one to the two)
Num period/Num delete
Num enter (ending)
So, I guess that I actually made a tablet PC, not a handheld PDA, oops! Here are the specs for the handheld version of that tablet PC.
CPU type: Intel Â® Pentium Â® 4 Prescott processor running at a minimum of 3GHz
Wireless: 802.11 a, b, g, or n and Bluetooth
full QWERTY keyboard with at ast six rows and smaller keys than that of the full-sized tablet PC (you will see why below)
Operating system: Windows XP professional Tablet PC Edition 2005 (This is why the keyboard should be at least six rows) with eraser digitizer pen
Hard drive capacity: At least 120GB
Screen size: Large enough to support a maximum resolution of at least 1280 x 1024
It should include a full copy of Office Professional 2003
It should also include a full copy of Virtual PC 2004
It should include Windows Live Messanger 8 and Internet Explorer 7
It should have two speakers (one on the left and the right) with stereo sound
It should have a card reader for at least SD cards
Keyboard layout:
Row 1:
Escape
F1 – F12
Print Screen/System Requests
Scroll Lock
Pause/Break
Row 2:
Grave accent (`)/Tilde (~)
One (1)/Exclamation mark (!)
Two (2)/at sign (@)
Three (3)/Pound sign (not the British pound sign) (#)
Four (4)/Dollar sign ($)
Five (5)/Percent sign (%)
Six (6)/Circumflex accent (^)
Seven (7)/Ampersand (&)
Eight (8)/Asterisk (*)
Nine (9)/Left parenthesis (()
Zero (0)/Right parenthesis ())
Hyphen (-)/Underscore (_)
Equals sign (=)/Plus sign (+)
Backspace
Insert
Home
Page Up
Num Lock
Num forward slash (/)
Num asterisk (*)
Num hyphen (-)
Row 3:
Tab
Q
W
E
R
T
Y
U
I
O
P
Left bracket ([)/Left brace ({)
Right bracket (])/Right brace (})
Backslash (\)/Vertical line (|)
Delete
End
Page Down
Num 7/Num home
Num 8/Num up arrow
Num 9/Num page up
Num plus (beginning)
Row 4:
Caps Lock
A
S
D
F
G
H
J
K
L
Semicolon (;)/Colon (:)
Single quote (‘)/Double quote (“)
Enter
Num 4/Num left arrow
Num 5
Num 6/Num right arrow
Num plus (ending)
Row 5:
Left shift
Z
X
C
V
B
N
M
Comma (,)/Greater-than sign ()
Forward slash (/)/Question mark (?)
Right shift
Up arrow
Num one/Num end
Num two/Num down arrow
Num three/Num page down
Num Enter (beginning)
Row 6:
Left control
Left Windows key
Left Alt
Space bar (starting at the X key and ending at the comma/greater-than key)
Right Alt
Right Windows key
Applications (right-click) key
Right control
Left arrow
Down arrow
Right arrow
Num zero/Num insert (extending from the one to the two)
Num period/Num delete
Num enter (ending)