PDA cases and static electricity

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  1. 02-03-2003, 06:16 PM #1
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    Default PDA cases and static electricity

    Does anyone know what cases (materials actually) are the least prone to gain static electricity? Neoprene cases?
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    I'm not quite sure. I'd have to assume that the cases that do not conduct electricity are the lease prone to static electricity.
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    Leather!, I have never received a shock since I got my new car a couple of years ago with leather interior.

    Synthetic's seem to create ESD the easiest. Some have posted benifits of using fabric softener, turning up humidifier etc.
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