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#1294 31-Mar-2004 19:24

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Has anyone used one of the aluminium hard PPC cases from innopocket (or similar)?

I'm looking to get one for my ipaq 4150, but am worried it'll be a little bulky. I generally carry my 4150 around in my pocket, or just in my hand.

Any opinions on these puppies?

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#4510 31-Mar-2004 21:11

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I haven't used one of these with my Pocket PCs, but when I had my Palm V I had a Tinatniun Rhinoskin - and I'm pretty sure that saved my PDA a couple of times I dropped it.

Can't say much on usability of these ones for Pocket PCs...

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#4607 5-Apr-2004 20:35

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I recently purchased a Innopocket aluminum case for my iPAQ 4150. In short I'm very happy with it. It is light enough and fitting enough to not signifiicantly degrade the 'slimness' of the iPAQ. It has holes in all the right places (for connections/SD card/buttons etc.) and it is well made and fits the 4150 perfectly.

I find myself leaving it in the case most of the time. Although you can't fit the iPaq in the cradle with the case on, I use Wi-Fi Activesync so just need to plug the power cord into the iPAQ which the case allows.

All in all, it's well worth it to protect your iPAQ...

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#4608 5-Apr-2004 20:36

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welp, replied to wrong post ;)

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