Turn your (old) PDA in to a useable portable PC

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  1. 04-20-2005, 12:14 PM #1
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    Default Turn your (old) PDA in to a useable portable PC

    I just found this great idea, HERE what to do with my old Casio BE-300









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    LOL That's priceless! Reminds me of the Dell commercial where their tech "upgrades" their old systems by duct-taping XT and AT PCs and monitors.

    Whenever they show his "favorite" 4 monitor's taped to mimic a GUI, I lose it.
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