Wanted tj37 CD

[Keithg]

I just got a TJ37 and got no disc with it. Can anyone tell me what it had on it that is not on the sony website? Could anyone make it available for me to get (FTP, HTTP, Snail Mail?)

KeithG

[philpalm]

Welcome to the Tj-37 club. I have given up hotsyncing my Tj-37 but the ability to load via ir and memorystick has kept me going. Some of the PI(personal information programs) are sony only programs. I like the installed MP3 and photo programs and my sony cybershot works well with the same memory cards(However the magic gate memorystick needs an additional program to work with some card readers connected to the computers.)

On the added CD are a few games which the sonyclie.org site allows you to download. I would recomend getting Warfare Incorporated, unless you are faint of heart. Hopefully the Wifi part of Clie works also, otherwise the TJ-37 would be an expensive brick.

Also the screws on the on/off button side tend to loosen and fall out. If dropped the corner near the green light will also tend to crack. Nonetheless I had fun using the camera and the small pixels of the photoshoot are quicker to download to my blog.

[YinYang]

http://www.sonyclie.org

If you go to the forum, there's a faq on how to request to download the cd rom image. I believe you have to email them or something. Check it out!

[philpalm]

Yes, Yin Yang is right. Keithg is on the path to learn how to be a TJ-37 wizard. Don't give up and give us a report on how you are doing. The entry price to join the TJ-37 Club is getting cheaper and cheaper, but since the device is now discontinued you will sooner or later need a replacement battery, backup files and Cds.

Let's make this thread larger! The more people who read this thread and respond to it can make it grow and maybe become a fanboy club.

I also provide only the screws on the power side of TJ-37. Also I hope to buy any TJ-37 in any condition so that I can provide parts. This is for hobby purposes and not to make money.

I wonder where YinYang is located near? I live in Los Angeles, but probably San Diego is the best place since that's where Sony distributes parts.