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By Bal(t)imoron, 5 months and 15 days ago

My Palm Is Back!

Palm Tungsten E2 Busan can surprise!

I've been out of sorts lately because my Palm PDA unexpectedly became senseless last Thursday. It's not as if I need to schedule every minute of my day. I need something to read on buses and subways, and I need an mp3 player for classes, since my university department doesn't even provide cassette players. Then, the touchscreen became a stone. All the little taps turning pages in the last 15 months finally took their toll.

Good news, though! An enterprising group of geeks in Busan fixed it for the rough equivalent of $60. Considering that the warranty has run, a new one costs $199, and Singapore is the nearest service center, I was lucky! Well, perhaps the parts were cheap.

But, now I can read again!

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