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    Comments on: New PluggedIn@Palm Program to Assist DevelopersPalm, Inc.has announced the PluggedIn@Palm Program to help developers quickly create and launch new accessories and add-ons and aid in the transition to using the SD/MMC slot. The program is designed to help during every phase of development, from early concept and development through distribution and marketing. The program formalizes and expands the services Palm already has been providing select hardware developers.
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There's a lot of really neat stuff available on the site. The above report gives you a good idea but I was really impressed when I took a look. Like blank sleds for V's and empty modem cases for III's, etc. Blank hotsync cables that you could use to connect your Palm to your Tivo (whoo hoo), etc. CAD files for the cases, blank cases...
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Your primary hardware is only as good as the software and peripherals. Supporting your developers is the best way to assure your longevity.
It also keeps Palm's risk factor low. By assisting developers, they get more product to market with less initial risk.
It's very smart to help a company get a product out and reap the rewards of the successful ones and not take the financial hit for the failures.
The Stowaway Keyboard being a prime example. Think Outside developed and market tested it. Palm adopted it, branded it and both companies benefitted. Very smart.
I don't think Palm is out of the game yet as some on this board have predicted.