Windows media player 10 for pocket pc

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Grand Master

ZZOOzzoo

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lol, Dell released a rom update for my Dell Axim X30 like 1 month ago..

off topic: Dell Axim X30 is a great system!

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You're making me cry!!! :cry:

There's a petetion for rom upgrade of iPaq h2210 to SE, but our lovely Carly Fiorina obviously doesn't care.

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Alpha2004

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I got it for ?289 delivered from www.ebuyer.com?:):)

Pretty good deal, I think.

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hmmm, I *really* want a 3715.

I currently have a dell axim x30, and I ordered another rx3115, which is probably gonna get stolen again...

I can get a 3715 for 400, which I think is a tad too expensive!

Mentor

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what about my state of the art h5550, I thought if I bought their most expensive PDA that I'd get some sort of upgrade or priority. Guess not, the b*stards.

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Oh yea, I'm in the same boat as you. Really sucks that I buy their high end model and don't receive at least one OS update for it. My h3970 had an update from PPC2002 to Windows Mobile 2003. Why can't I get an update to WM2003SE with Media Player 10 for my h5550? I don't want a new device just to support extra features of my pocketpc like better Media Center support (My TV).

Grand Master

ZZOOzzoo

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Oh yea, I'm in the same boat as you. Really sucks that I buy their high end model and don't receive at least one OS update for it. My h3970 had an update from PPC2002 to Windows Mobile 2003. Why can't I get an update to WM2003SE with Media Player 10 for my h5550? I don't want a new device just to support extra features of my pocketpc like better Media Center support (My TV).

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Yeah I totally agree.

When I stop using 2210 I know for sure my new PDA won't be from HP.

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