RE: PDA: Which is the best one...the best price? -- PCTECH

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Subject: RE: [PCTECH] PDA: Which is the best one...the best price?
From: "Bob Crothers" <bob2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 12:12:06 -0500
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David,

But if you are the sort of person who would pay $500 for a pda
phone, you are almost by definition somebody who would NOT keep
that phone more than 2 years or so.  Cause after that, there will
be something much newer and better out and yours is "obsolete".

Speaking of which, does anybody have a use for an old obsolete
PDA Phone?  It is an older Kyocera 6035 Sprint PCS Pda phone? 

Bob

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