Not a lot of discussion so far about being light-on-your-feet when it comes to computing....
Most of us have the means to come by a laptop or a PDA/Smartphone, but for real portability and computing power, I suggest something a little more high-grade.
I own a highly customized Samsung Q1 Ultra, and a handy little pack of accessories, which were granted to me by my employers (commo and uplink access.) It's about the size of a small book, has a touch screen, ruggedized components, EMP shielding, solid-state core drive, a 2 x 4GHz dual-core processor, bluetooth, WiFi, NavCom package built-in, biometric access security, and a few other gizmos/software which are 'hushy-hushy"...

For about $1000 OTD, you can get a great starter platform with all the consumer bells and whistles, and have a nice PC that can stow a helluva lot easier than a laptop, and pack a lot bigger punch than PDAs and Smartphones. It's also less of a hassle to recharge w/solar or crank power than a big laptop.
Anyone else have good "on-the-fly" tech?
Most of us have the means to come by a laptop or a PDA/Smartphone, but for real portability and computing power, I suggest something a little more high-grade.
I own a highly customized Samsung Q1 Ultra, and a handy little pack of accessories, which were granted to me by my employers (commo and uplink access.) It's about the size of a small book, has a touch screen, ruggedized components, EMP shielding, solid-state core drive, a 2 x 4GHz dual-core processor, bluetooth, WiFi, NavCom package built-in, biometric access security, and a few other gizmos/software which are 'hushy-hushy"...
For about $1000 OTD, you can get a great starter platform with all the consumer bells and whistles, and have a nice PC that can stow a helluva lot easier than a laptop, and pack a lot bigger punch than PDAs and Smartphones. It's also less of a hassle to recharge w/solar or crank power than a big laptop.
Anyone else have good "on-the-fly" tech?
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