Comments on: Innopocket Announces New Cases

I don't know about the Palm hardcase, but it doesn't seem like something I'd want. I took a look at it in CompUSA, and I agree with your assesment.

Also, I pre-ordered the Palm Scuba Sleeve, but once I received it, I regretted it. The design is counter intuitive and just adds extra bulk. Now all it does is collects dust on my desk.

I really miss the extra slot on the left side of the Palm V/m5xx series. The simple slide-in leather cover is far and away better than the provided plastic which came with the Tungsten, or any other case to date, for that matter.

However, this new Innopocket case looks interesting and something I may want, but I'll wait for reviews to come out first.

Jim

I also dislike cutouts. One of the reasons I bought a Rhinoskin Aluminum hard case was to protect my m505 (at least a little) from moisture damage - once I visited Niagara Falls and all my clothing was soaked. I'm lucky my unprotected Palm survived intact in my pocket.

If you ever get caught in a thunderstorm without a raincoat or umbrella with a Palm in your pocket, you'll know what I mean.

Yes, I am aware that there are completely waterproof cases out there, but they're too bulky and impractical for my daily use.

Palm m505 User

"I find it uneccessary to have one for the SD slot"

How else do you think the slider is going to work?!

-Ben

They could have easily made the top of the cover connected to the front continue all the way over the top of the unit instead of just forming a small lip over the top. This would make the case much more appealing to me. Then you could open it up and still open the slider, which for those of us with Tungstens, rarely ever happens. There is enough software out there to prevent you from having to open the slider at all. In addition to not needing an opening for the SD card, I don't think there are many people who beam, or receive while their case is closed.

Nino 310, Nino 319, Nino 510, (saw the light), IIIxe, IIIc, M105, Vx, M505, Tungsten T

Yes. I would like a clear plastic cover, but that it could open to the back (like the Parallel Design or the old Palm III). I would also like it to have cutouts for the hardware buttons, this way I could read AvantGo or a book and browse, without opening the cover.

Is it just me or is that a left handed case? I personally would like to see a flip case for the Tungsten T. Kind like Kenningston made for the M50X Palms.

OrionNE

thanks, fixed it.