Hi,
Has there been anybody who uses their Pocket PC as a Image Tank?
I've thought about bringing a laptop, with a external USB harddisk, but my laptop would really be heavy and cumbersome, since I don't have those ultra-portables.
I have read from dpreview, that there are people who use an IPAQ with a dual PC card sleeve, than use 1 PCMCIA-CF converter and than connect a external PCMCIA harddisk to get the ultimate Image Tank? Ridiculous? I guess if the guy already has a PPC and the Sleeve lying around it should be a good solution. It is also affectionately called the "brick" hee no need to explain right?
Anyway.... there is also another solution from www.imagetank.com.sg, this does seem to be a cheap alternative, but the contraption seems to be very filmsy to me. Furthermore there have also been problems with quality of the battery packs . The image tank also only allows upload through the CF/SD cards and it can't be used as an external harddisk, such a waste yah?
Anyway if there are better alternatives to store images into external storage do share okie
Ciaos.
Has there been anybody who uses their Pocket PC as a Image Tank?
I've thought about bringing a laptop, with a external USB harddisk, but my laptop would really be heavy and cumbersome, since I don't have those ultra-portables.
I have read from dpreview, that there are people who use an IPAQ with a dual PC card sleeve, than use 1 PCMCIA-CF converter and than connect a external PCMCIA harddisk to get the ultimate Image Tank? Ridiculous? I guess if the guy already has a PPC and the Sleeve lying around it should be a good solution. It is also affectionately called the "brick" hee no need to explain right?
Anyway.... there is also another solution from www.imagetank.com.sg, this does seem to be a cheap alternative, but the contraption seems to be very filmsy to me. Furthermore there have also been problems with quality of the battery packs . The image tank also only allows upload through the CF/SD cards and it can't be used as an external harddisk, such a waste yah?
Anyway if there are better alternatives to store images into external storage do share okie
Ciaos.