__/ [Chip Anderson] on Monday 17 October 2005 10:43 \__
> Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> news:dir3av$25mv$2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>
>> __/ [Chip Anderson] on Saturday 15 October 2005 13:26 \__
>>
>>> Jim Anderson <fro2750@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
>>> news:MPG.1cf17264852402d9897ce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>>>
>>>> In article <m7Ghe.18$VS6.14@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>>>> rprood@xxxxxxxxxxx says...
>>>>
>>>>> Anyone have a feeling of whic would be preferred. Need wifi.
>>>>>
>>>>> RPR
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> No one can make that choice for you, it is personal preference.
>>>
>>> That may be so, but it is nice to have lots of information to help in
>>> making decisions.
>>
>>
>> In that case ,the OP (you?) needs to provide some further details
>> about his/her needs. Getting lots of information about the Axim and
>> LifeDrive is something the Internet is sufficiently good at. The
>> unknown part of this 'equation' is the need of the user. The user must
>> not expect the community to base its decision (i.e. recommendation)
>> based on the device itself without tailoring that advice to the
>> prospective customer and his/her perceived uses of the device.
>
> Not I; I already have a life-drive. It looks like we're arguing over two
> different things.
>
>> Sometimes we know the correct solution/answer all along, but only ask
>> to receive confirmation or reassurance.
>
> Indeed.
I'm just lost. This message was an orphan as soon as it appeared in this
newsgroup, so I lacked context.
Roy
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