soroush_k
10-03-2003, 08:13 AM
i heard about the new t|e's pim features and i was wondering if anybody knew how i could get it on my zire 71. i really like how they look!
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XeonRebel
10-03-2003, 09:30 PM
what does PIM mean?
by the way, i've seen in a thread that T/E has a great sound volume, does anybody know if T/T2 sounds louder than zire 71 and as loud as T/E? (with headphones/earphones of course)
thankss
lt xeonrebel
by the way, i've seen in a thread that T/E has a great sound volume, does anybody know if T/T2 sounds louder than zire 71 and as loud as T/E? (with headphones/earphones of course)
thankss
lt xeonrebel
soroush_k
10-03-2003, 10:17 PM
pim stands for personal information manager.
if you go to the tungsten|e part of the www.palm.com website, and click on improved pim, youll see what im talking about. its so cool!
and as far as i know, only the zire 71 has lower volumes, t, t2 and t3 should have decent volumes. personally i dont find the volume lacking, i use realone, and sony headphones.
if you go to the tungsten|e part of the www.palm.com website, and click on improved pim, youll see what im talking about. its so cool!
and as far as i know, only the zire 71 has lower volumes, t, t2 and t3 should have decent volumes. personally i dont find the volume lacking, i use realone, and sony headphones.
Galley
10-03-2003, 11:08 PM
The T|E is loud, very loud! I was listening to tunes using RealOne Player at 20$ volume, and the system sound were blowing me away. Unfortunately, the battery life on the T|E is horrible, and the 5-way navigator is crap. I returned it and will spend a little more for a Zire 71.
soroush_k
10-04-2003, 02:44 PM
yeah i was kinda wondering if anyone had the pim apps, if they could send them to me
Liontamer
10-04-2003, 08:16 PM
I use AeroPlayer to listen to MP3s, and it has a volume boost feature built in.
It works well, because I keep the slider at about 30-50% volume and it sounds great. Between the 80-100% range blows my ears out.
Also, a good headset helps. The lightweight earphones made my Sony work great - since they actually sit inside the ear, probably makes volume seem louder.
LT
It works well, because I keep the slider at about 30-50% volume and it sounds great. Between the 80-100% range blows my ears out.
Also, a good headset helps. The lightweight earphones made my Sony work great - since they actually sit inside the ear, probably makes volume seem louder.
LT
Galley
10-04-2003, 08:59 PM
The Sony S2 Sports in-the-ear set that I now use is slightly louder than my Radio Shack Titanium set.
gamefreak
10-06-2003, 06:49 PM
the link for the new features is here:
http://www.palmone.com/us/products/basics/improv_org.html
ya that'd be cool to have... maybe you can get someone from the tungeston forums to give it to us :D
http://www.palmone.com/us/products/basics/improv_org.html
ya that'd be cool to have... maybe you can get someone from the tungeston forums to give it to us :D
GeTeny
10-07-2003, 10:09 AM
There are headphones these days that got noise cancelling system. I think sony and panasonic got the best noise cancelling system as the rubber part actually goes into your ear canal (not totally, just a little bit). And the ruby plug seals outside noise away. The only draw back is the price, they are around $70 USD a pair ~_~
alphageek
10-07-2003, 09:32 PM
Hey XeonRebel:
My brother has a T | T2 while i have a Z71 and they both have the same volume level. The headphones you use make a big difference on the volume level.
My brother has a T | T2 while i have a Z71 and they both have the same volume level. The headphones you use make a big difference on the volume level.
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