TX and 680 two bodied solution-any thoughts?

[rcartwr]

I have gotten a Treo 680 but do not intend to give up my TX. Why you ask? Well the two mail reasons are screen real estate and wi-fi. My plan is to use the Treo for phone, voice recorder and some e-mail and messaging. The TX will be the main device for e-mail, internet, reading and notetaking, which is much easier on my 40 somthing eyes(now if the Hawk is all we imangine, that might change<G>)

My initial thinking is that I will sync the Treo with all my info and then change the Hotsync name. In the future I will port over the phone and contact info and perhaps the calender info via beaming. I would love to hear from anyone who has made this work over time and any insights they might have

[braj]

I'm considering doing a the same thing, but I just got the TX to work with my cell phone as modem (which has a cheaper $20 vs $40 unlimited dataplan compared to the Treo from Cingular). It seems to me that this might be the better overall route, though I would love the thumb board from the Treo. I would be really interested to hear the + side or the hardships in trying to keep the two Palm devices in sync.

[g-funkster]

you can put the sim card into the 680 and pay the same $20 for the same internet.

[+Kardboard+]

I used both devices for a while, and it was good. Treo for phone and most of the use, with the TX regulated to web, email, note-taking, and big screen video. I had the Treo's data mirrored on the TX, but set it up in such a way that I could only change the PIM stuff on my Treo.

Graduated now so no more need for my TX "laptop", so I'm down to just the Treo 680.

[Brjlk]

I had the Treo's data mirrored on the TX, but set it up in such a way that I could only change the PIM stuff on my Treo.

Pls share how you do this. I have T680 & NX70V.

John