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- Specifically Engineered to Secure Most PDA and Pocket PCHardware
- Convenient Credit Card and Identification Holder
- Includes Compact Flash Storage and a Mesh Storage Pocket
- Sturdy Nickel Hardware
- Self-Locking Closure
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Price: $29.99 |
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| This Trifold PDA case is lightweight, functional, and best of all - universal; that means it's sure to fit most PDA and Pocket PC hardware. The Trifold case unfolds to reveal slots for your credit cards and ID, a mesh storage pocket, compact flash storage, and sturdy nickel hardware. And it's constructed of heavy-duty ballistic nylon for years of trouble-free use. |
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smooth transaction, exact product, nice&easy supplier
2007-05-14
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exact product at an affordable price w a smooth transaction
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A good try, but needs work.
2005-04-19
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I spent about 2 weeks using this case as a wallet case combo, in order to get over first impressions.
I've tried 3 different case styles now, looking for a good wallet/case combo for my dell axim x30. This one came closer than anything else I've tried, but the credit card pockets are still cut to tight, making it difficult to get things in and out. Also, the storage is on the trifold leaves, so when you fold it closed, that area presses in on the screen. Don't fill it too tight! It's not a space saver either , because the case doesn't fit the unit closely, leaving a lot of wasted space. My Krusell case (ASIN:B0002JDCQ8) plus my wallet together are smaller than this case. The closure is secure, but awkward.
My last point is a general critique of all such cases. If you're going to add storage space, you have to add it in such a way that the items don't press on the screen when it's closed. Pretty much the only way to do that is either to have a pocket on the back exterior that expands out, or an expandable pocket on the interior of a flap that folds over the front, hinging at the top.
In summary, it's worth $1.88 to see if it's going to work for you, but only if you're carrying it in a briefcase or purse, not in your pants pocket. |
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Holds my 5500 series Ipaq with expansion pack, but barely.
2005-01-20
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| This case appears sturdy and attractive. It would be a good quality universal case if it would more easily fit an Ipaq with an expansion pack on. I also do not care for the clasp. The price can not be beat at less than a couple of bucks otherwise I would rate it lower. I am using it for my Ipaq 5555. I can barely close the clasp with the expansion pack on. I am using it instead of the provided HP case even though it is difficult to get closed-- Mainly because I can charge it while it is in this case in the car. |
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good quality.
2005-01-10
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seems nice.
But for some reason it is recomended by amazon as an accesory for my sharp 6000. unfortunately this product is way too small for it, but I did give it away as a gift. |
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Worth every penny and more!
2005-01-02
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At the current price, this case is a steal. Well made (Targus makes HP's cases which they sell for 90% more!!!). This one uses velcro to hold your PDA (could have a bit more grip), which makes it easy to use with different models, has storage for extra SD cards as well as credit cards, etc. The clasp holds everything in securely, if a bit tightly. For my HP ipaq 3115, it is perfect.....for any PDA that is much larger, I can't say. But for the current price, it is tough to beat! If you will be using your
PDA in outdoor settings or just want extra protection, consider an aluminum case. They cost 10 times more but will protect the PDA from more abuse. If this model doesn't please you, you are out very little, but I think it will! |
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