http://www.cell-phone-accessories.co...ffice-kit.html
I ordered the verizon kit the other day to use the free internet (albeit 14.4) with my laptop in non-wifi areas. They also have batteries for $2.95. I have had my phone for 5 years now. Not one problem ever. It is seeing some wear so I am ordering a 6035 case (the housing/dialing pad) from
http://www.accessoriesresources.com/...20Face%20Cover
http://www.wirelessgalaxy.com/ac/kyoceraqcp6035_ac.html has screen protectors, antenna, stylii, and other accessories
I know there are lcd screens out there as well and that is all I need to keep going until Verizon cuts my cord. I'm on prepay so I pay about 10¢/min with nights and weekends free.
I keep hoping this will be the VW Bug of the cellphone world and have someone come along and add functionality to make it compliant with the insane e911 regs.
I see people fight to hold onto their tiny phones as I comfortably have mine on my shoulder while my phone hand is temporarily needed, people squint to read their screens in bright sunlight (mine just gets more legible), juggle their PDA in another hand...on and on.
Those of us that bought these phones from the get-go knew something and I'm sure most of us consider it to be one of our best decisions as far as electronics are concerned.
The first laptop I bought in April of 1983 was a TRS-80 Model 100. Some of you may remember it. I paid $800 for it.
CPU: 2.4 MHz 80C85 CPU
RAM: 8KB - 32KB
Video: 2" x 7.5" LCD (not lit) with a maximum of 8 lines down, and 40 characters across
I/O: 1500 Baud Audio Casette Port; Parallel Port; Serial Port; Bar Code Port; 300 Baud Modem; External Disk Drive (optional)
Software: Built in BASIC, Address Book, Scheduler, Text Editor, and Terminal Program
Power: 4 "AA" Batteries
All for $800
Last week, I bought an Averatec 4155-EH1 laptop for $850
CPU Turion64 MT-30
OS Microsoft ® Windows ® XP Home Edition
LCD Size 13.3" WXGA (GT)
Optical Drive Multi-Format DVD +/- Burner
Hard Drive 80 GB
Memory 512MB DDR
Wireless LAN MSI 802.11g
USB (3x) 2.0
DimensionsWxDxH) 12.44"Wx8.82"Dx1.26-1.35"H
Weight (lbs.) 4.7 lbs.
I paid $599 for my 6035 in 2001
I wonder what technology I will replace my 6035 with. As of yet, nothing excites ME.
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