How many CLIEs in Google?

[kendrickho]

Here is the answer...

Keyword No. of results
UX50 1,250,000
TH55 1,190,000
TG50 670,000
SJ30 644,000
TJ37 606,000
NZ90 592,000
TJ25 557,000
TJ27 549,000
TJ35 512,000
NX73V 484,000
SJ33 308,000
NX80V 286,000
NX60 249,000 (-Logitech)
VZ90 231,000
NR70 229,000
NX70 128,000
T650C 116,000

[philpalm]

Googling clie:

Results 1 - 100 of about 5,690,000 for clie.

Gee never heard of clie blast, looks like a canadian website....

[dragonsgames]

Haha, someone has a lot of time on their hands ;)

(But I am the one with over 7,000 posts :))

[m0nkeyb0y]

UX50 1,250,000

Thus proving the UX50 is King :p

[glaganie]

Thus proving the UX50 is King :p

More than half of those results must have to do with battery life, buying more batteries, how to improve battery life, etc. :p

The TH55 results are all praises. :D

[<lie<onvert]

I got 218,000 hits for Clie S320, one of my favorites!
<<

[kromozone]

More than half of those results must have to do with battery life, buying more batteries, how to improve battery life, etc. :p

The TH55 results are all praises. :D
LOL

Even though I own a UX50 I have to say I think so too :D

But I do not agree with the praises for the TH55 :p

[philpalm]

Selective googling:
Results 1 - 100 of about 1,040,000 for Sl-10
Results 1 - 100 of about 171,000 for clie sl-10.
Results 1 - 100 of about 164,000 for sony clie sl-10.

Your results may vary if you write PEG....

Maybe the Sl-10 is a battery hog or I just happened to have one bad AAA battery in my clie? I guess it is the only black and white hi-res screen Palm based device that also uses disposable/rechargeable AAA batteries.

[caroln]

How do you manage to use your sl10 with rechargable batteries, Philpalm??!! I have one that is sitting in the back of a drawer somewhere because my concern for the planet prevents me using disposables with it.

[philpalm]

NiMh batteries have a higher voltage than NiCd( which are more polluting if not disposed properly).
I have been experimenting on recharging alkaline batteries, when the level gets to be around fifty percent on the battery life, I recharge them in a NiCad battery charger for less (Less than half an hour is very important because they are liable to explode if charged too long) than 15 minutes and retest them to see if they absorb a charge. Using alkaline that are designed to be rechargeable is also an option though their mercury content may or may not be acceptable.

Anyway using SL-10 you need more than one set of batteries. Four is the minimum to keep the data stored intact. Newer NiMh batteries also have shorter recharge time.