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dan47
Joined: Feb 14, 2002
Posts: 339
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if made in the ph, do u think we will buy it?
i will....
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pogie
Joined: Apr 01, 2002
Posts: 26
From: manila
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for what its worth, mas abled ang pinoy engineers and laborers to produce quality work that can compete on the global markets just look how happy intel is with their plants. kaso nga lang nag karoon ng global crisis with the semicon industry... but it's picking the pace now....
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ksroy
Joined: Apr 02, 2002
Posts: 18
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The usual Asian regional head office of multinational firms is usually Singapore. Maybe that's why they chose Malaysia, more stable politically, plus it's a stones throw away from Sing. |
kutchi manggo
Joined: Feb 11, 2002
Posts: 105
From: Laguna
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Ang pinoy talagang mahuhusay, yun nga lng pati sa kalokohan ginagamit, agree, for example na lng, making a call for ur CP for less than 5 secs is considered a drop call so theres no charge, dami ko kakilala use that teknik instead of this 1 peso sms :-)
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dan47
Joined: Feb 14, 2002
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Sana head ofc of multinational company is at PH together with their factories. Wag lang makulit ang KMU. Well b4 1 can invest here they shld give grease money to govt officials before granting them to do business here
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pogie
Joined: Apr 01, 2002
Posts: 26
From: manila
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to hell with red tape!  crucify and burn those idiots! if there's one think i can't stand is a goverment employee who is not doing his job. kainis! pinapasweldo mo na nga e, poor, if not, corrupt service pa ang ibibigay sa yo. |
pogie
Joined: Apr 01, 2002
Posts: 26
From: manila
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dito ko i po-post yung question ko sa eb forum, mga peeps na me pda, what's with the pda? nde ko kasi ma gets, my phone has a phone book, naka synch with my notebook and desktop. t68 also have appointements, so what's the deal with the pda? |
arnoldc
Joined: Dec 14, 2001
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From: Philippines
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@pogie, i use a pda for mobility. though i have a toshiba notebook, mabigat sya. i also use specific applications like Expensable to manage my re-imbursements when travelling, TimeTTracker to log the time when i'm doing a project. when i'm in a meeting, i don't need to bring my notebook, i use the note taking features. and i can't do without AvantGo  |
pogie
Joined: Apr 01, 2002
Posts: 26
From: manila
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cguro nga pda is not for me. i still do those things the old fashion way, all in the head .... which is very prone to forgetting.... i tried taking notes using a pda kaso mas mabilis akong magsulat kesa mag squiggle ng coresponding letter to the pda. at mahilig akong mag doodle kaya i have my doodle book and journal.
unless you know a program that will understands/parse/decode cursive handwriting.... 
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alanranch
Joined: Mar 20, 2002
Posts: 151
From: alabang
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Yo papunta kami ni jhermano sa smartnet!cant wait 4 d upgrade alredy nk ba r2c coz m using r1b,damě bang nadagdag sa new program?
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pogie
Joined: Apr 01, 2002
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From: manila
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may r2c na? hoshii!!!!!!! baka ayan na yun i sa t86i.... eheheheh |
rjcism
Joined: Jan 29, 2002
Posts: 46
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...i got mah phone in the philippines (T68) im proud of it coz it says made by ericsson ..people hear thinks it's coo. i mean i dont really care. never had a problem with it. =] |
arnoldc
Joined: Dec 14, 2001
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From: Philippines
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@pogie, there is, called the microsoft transcriber. It understands all sort of handwriting.
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dan47
Joined: Feb 14, 2002
Posts: 339
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tsong.... read this thread
http://www.esato.com/board/viewtopic.php?topic=4053&forum=2&38
one lucky guy.. to wap user.. this guy got t68i software in his t68m hardware
or click http://www.pbase.com/elgato/root to see the pics
r2c..? dont think that's the new sw for t68m to i..
sana sa eb ka nalang mag upgrade.. well... |
GOwin
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
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@pogie on PDAs
first of all, a PDA is not a replacement for a notebook. so it is not fair to compare it with carrying a notebook, or using it in lieu of a PC.
but there are a lot of things a PDA can do well, which can also be done on a notebook/PC. i always bring my PDA with me 'coz
a) i dont have a laptop (sa office 'yon e  )
b) i'm not good with remembering stuff - so i got my contacts, notes, calendar, etc on my pda instead (which is a palm m505, btw)
c) after "discovering GPRS, i now surf and send/retrieve emails direct from the PDA
d) other than a glorified PIM. i also use it to track my daily expenses, write documents and spreadsheets, send/receive/archive my SMS messages from the phone, and more.
all these, plus more, on a device that fits comfortably on the palm of my (small) hand
PS. i used to have this "educational" guide on my PDA - palmasutra. hehehe. im thru with it na kaya i uninstalled it already. |
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