jonnyboy
MB Enthusiast
- Joined
- Nov 27, 2005
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- Camberley, Surrey
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- 1991 sl300-24 project,s124 280,w115 no interior, w108 project no engine
hi all
following on tangentially from my blackberry/e71/iphone thread http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/ot-off-topic-forums/72159-blackberry-vs-nokia-e71.html , i was thinking laterally.
could one use one of these little netbook things as a "push" email device the same as a blackberry/e71 etc ? my understanding of push email is that it looks for emails all the time and effectively sends a "copy" of the email to the device so you get a copy on your home pc as well (please correct me if i am wrong).
wondering if its an alternative to have in the van instead of having a blackberry/e71 out on site with me and the potential damage from wet/cementy fingers etc?? that way i could concentrate on the phone being a phone but still be in contact with the office and not needing to have a gigantic laptop (and its temptation to the thieves) lying around. Already have a £15/month subscription to 3 for mobile bband
following on tangentially from my blackberry/e71/iphone thread http://www.mbclub.co.uk/forums/ot-off-topic-forums/72159-blackberry-vs-nokia-e71.html , i was thinking laterally.
could one use one of these little netbook things as a "push" email device the same as a blackberry/e71 etc ? my understanding of push email is that it looks for emails all the time and effectively sends a "copy" of the email to the device so you get a copy on your home pc as well (please correct me if i am wrong).
wondering if its an alternative to have in the van instead of having a blackberry/e71 out on site with me and the potential damage from wet/cementy fingers etc?? that way i could concentrate on the phone being a phone but still be in contact with the office and not needing to have a gigantic laptop (and its temptation to the thieves) lying around. Already have a £15/month subscription to 3 for mobile bband