Quickies: Clié Upgrade, Kinectivity 2.0, and More

Posted By: As Listed Tuesday, December 11, 2001 7:48:31 AM

Tony Rudenko's PalmPilotUpgrade.com has introduced a 16 MB RAM upgrade for the Sony N610, N710C, and N760C. It costs $140. -Ed

Pencel Corporation has released Kinectivity 2.0, adding an XML server interface and custom controls to the mobile application development environment. It has a drag-and-drop editing system to create the user interface as well as the design of the data schemas, application logic, and data flow through its built-in conduit. A 30-day evaluation version is available. - Kevin

Kyle's Quest 2 is a new version of the popular role-playting game. It now offers color, an impoved monster AI, and an easier to use level editor. -Ed

With little fanfare, Think Outside is now offering a version of the Stowaway folding keyboard for the Visor Edge for $100. -Ed

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N710C OS4.1 upgrade from SONY

I.M. Anonymous @ 12/11/2001 2:46:53 PM #

OK. I spent the $50 since I am not a computer WIZ like many of you....They FedExed me a package which arrived in 2 days after I ordered the upgrade. The package has a oragami like cardboard like which you place your PDA into....I boxed the PDA up & sent back to Sony via FedEx (pre-paid=part of the $50) & received my PDA back within 48hrs (from the time I sent until I received it at my door). Everything worked out pretty good.
The upgarded PDA looks pretty good = especially the pictures = 320 x 320 with 65,000+ colors.

so who is planning to upgrade to 16mb ram?

I.M. Anonymous @ 12/11/2001 3:09:54 PM #

it seems too expensive, the N610 is only $350, upgrade is 40% of the PDA cost!

RE: so who is planning to upgrade to 16mb ram?

I.M. Anonymous @ 12/11/2001 3:24:07 PM #

So how much RAM does the N610 come with out of the box? 8 meg? Then for the equivalent of 40% of the initial cost, you're doubling the capacity... right?

Personally, I may do this eventually.