Raiding Stripes - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 12

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Kay: Malarkey.

David Lawrence: Thank you malarkey that it is on your regular computer. Now there are couple of things first of all you have been sort of steered towards Blackberry and that*s not really the best place to go to get the full experience that you can online. But if what you are looking for is a cell phone that has a reasonable representation of the Internet, the things that I would recommend you looking at, there are three things that I would recommend you look at. I happened to have a Kyocera 7135 and I am actually very happy with the browser on it. It*s a palm browser and I would say you would probably get like an 80% representation it*s always going to be small except for the very last option which I can*t wait to tell you about. It*s always going to be small but it certainly does a much better job of rendering than Blackberry does and into the other phones that claim to be Internet compatible. The next step beyond that is again for palm users that are on the Sprint system or with a slightly older version of the cell phone on Verizon, T-Mobile and Cingular is the Treo series and this is by Handspring. This is the people that compete with palm to make the actual palm PDA*s. The Treo 650 is the state of the art that*s available for the sprint system. And it is a palm device that uses the latest palm OS and a very large screen and it really does do a terrific job of rendering things and you wouldn*t even think you would be able to render things like JavaScript and Flash and so on there are clients for the palm device now available for that. So you will be able to see a lot of things in line and see a much better representation of the web than you would be with the Blackberry, so that*s the first two.

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