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Reviews (20)
Jan 27, 2009
Tungstin E much faster than E2
I have owned 3 of the Tungstin E's. They just quit working after a few years, so I am on number 3. One time I bought an E2. The E2 has wonderful battery life and does bluetooth too and lots of other stuff that I never needed. I gave the E2 to an employee and bought another E for myself because it it so much faster when doing searches and when using my Mapopolis software. I love the E and I like the E2. So if you don't mind a much shorter battery life (get a car charger) and if all you really need is a super-fast, reliable portable calendar system (better than my G1 Google calendar on my phone, because I can carry complete history back for at least 5 years on the E2 and only a week on my non-searchable google phone calendar), get a Palm E, not an E2.BTW - I love my G1 phone too, but calendars are very useless.
Nov 26, 2016
Too thin
The compound was just too thin for our application. We use hundreds of tubes each year, and this particular one was just a little thin. Maybe it was just this production batch, but it squeezed out the back end of the tube and fouled our caulk gun plunger.
Nov 26, 2016
Best wire cutters
We use these tools multiple times per day and everyday of the week. If you don't abuse them, they will last a lifetime for a casual user.