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pda question

knighted · 2007-04-01 18:20:23

hp ipaq pda -are these units made for or suitable for commercial use -for example delivery company using these to collect customers signatures -they dont look that robust to me -anyone got any views?

01-04-2007 6:20pm

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hp ipaq pda -are these units made for or suitable for commercial use -for example delivery company using these to collect customers signatures -they dont look that robust to me -anyone got any views?

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I've seen a lot of delivery guys have them in sort of heavy duty leather cases with a plastic cover, which I assume protects them from the weather and drops.

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#3 02-04-2007 9:08am

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From using PDA's and my current PDA/Smartphone, I really don't think they would be suitable for collecting customer signatures. Unless there was some custom software written that would allow the signature to span the full length/width of the PDA screen.

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