I use a leather horizontal clip case with a skin from Palm and a 2gb card. You can go much higher than 2gb though - 16 at this time I believe. Ben
Hello again everyone you guys have been so helpful thus far i figured i would throw this out there see if you guys can help
I love the treo (far better than the moto q) i use it mostly for the internet to keep up with the stocks and ebay things like that i like to keep a little bit of music on there for when i do not have my ipod and i use it for texting so my question is what type of case/holster do you advise and what size memory card thanx for any help
I use a leather horizontal clip case with a skin from Palm and a 2gb card. You can go much higher than 2gb though - 16 at this time I believe. Ben
Honolulu - 2,500 miles west of somewhere in the middle of nowhere, the land of Shakes. Kyoceria 6135, Treo 300, 600, 650, 700p, 700w, Centro & 800W, Touch Pro plus 3 other WM phones...
I'm using a vertical Rex Regina leather case to protect the screen when my Treo is in my pocket, and have a 4 Gbyte SDHC card that stores documents, email (from ChatterEmail) and audio (music) files. If you have the latest updates installed on your 700p, it should support SDHC cards. Prior to that, you were limited to SD cards only (2 Gbyte max).
Cheers.
For every day use I like the Seidio holster that is similar to the stock. It clips, swivels, holds the screen against a soft material and has a beefy top clip. Once in a great while I accidently pop the SD card. All in all it has held up just fine. For total security and protection I use the Otterbox. I mean TOTAL.
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