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Tapwave Zodiac

I have been planning on publishing a site for a long time, but I finally put aside some time and stuck with it. The design of this site will most likely change frequently until I find something that I like or also if the inspiration hits me. Enjoy and be sure to write me back with some feedback (whether positive or negetive), so I can continue to improve the site. Thanks. Peace.
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Personally, since I do not have a Tapwave myself or any other device to play mp3s and movies on the go and I am a gamer, I chose the PSP. Its not for everyone, that is for sure, I just like the convenience of aving all of these things in one package. I can play a game when I am bored or watch a movie to pass time, view and showoff some pictures I might have stored in my card, listen to mp3s, connect wirelessly to a wifi connection when on the go and be able to read the news, email on the go, and read up on some emagazines for the PSP or have an online battle with someone else. I am happy with it but to really answer your question you really got to look at your situation: if you can get all of this out the Tapwave and don't want to spend anymore money, then don't; however, I had asked myself the same question since I do have a Palm Pilot (even though my Palm can do some of the things mentioned like the mp3s or even the movies, the quality and comparison stops there, it is that much better on the PSP) and I still got a PSP regardless, even after considering an IPod as well. So, as I stated, it is more whether you want all of what i mentioned out of a portable device that can drive your decision.
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