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2008-09-01
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Originally Posted by gammer
And I will not carry a device as big as the tablet with me all the time. I do carry my phone with me always, though, so whenever I take my tablet, it's two devices again. No matter if the tablet has built-in 3G or not.
But you CANNOT carry 2 devices in your pockets 16h/7d, can you?? Still this problem is simply unsolved.
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2008-09-01
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#73
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Originally Posted by tso
The tablets can indeed be seen as a matter of self-defense and then the gun/holster pattern matches
wearable pocket:
http://www.urbantool.com/hq/prod-basicholster-details
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2008-09-01
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#74
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Originally Posted by benny1967
Think of the screen only with a 2mm border and all the rest sliding in/out. Most smartphones are bigger!
And I will not carry a device as big as the tablet with me all the time. I do carry my phone with me always, though, so whenever I take my tablet, it's two devices again. No matter if the tablet has built-in 3G or not.
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2008-09-01
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#75
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Originally Posted by gammer
Why not?
But you CANNOT carry 2 devices in your pockets 16h/7d, can you??.
In a standard pair of jeans (W 34 L 32), I usually keep the wallet and the tablet in the left front pocket, the keys, the phone, some spare change and tissues in the right pocket.
I don't always carry the tablet with me, but when I do I have no problem keeping it all in my pockets.
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2008-09-01
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#76
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Originally Posted by gammer
if you think that looks like one is armed, try the guy here:
The tablets can indeed be seen as a matter of self-defense and then the gun/holster pattern matches
http://www.eholster.com/eholsters1.html
another option is one of them outdoors/photographers vests. now your talking pockets
mostly i see this as a issue of culture/social vs practical.
same really as with wearing bluetooth handsfree on the street (but if they are designed as oversized skullcandy headsets it would be fine, go fig)...
and yes, i do own and use one of those urbantool basicholsters.
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2008-09-01
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#77
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Originally Posted by tso
haha.That is so...wrong
if you think that looks like one is armed, try the guy here:
http://www.eholster.com/eholsters1.html
another option is one of them outdoors/photographers vests. now your talking pockets
mostly i see this as a issue of culture/social vs practical.
same really as with wearing bluetooth handsfree on the street (but if they are designed as oversized skullcandy headsets it would be fine, go fig)...
and yes, i do own and use one of those urbantool basicholsters.
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2008-09-01
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#78
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Originally Posted by gammer
That's why I don't use smartphones.
Think of the screen only with a 2mm border and all the rest sliding in/out. Most smartphones are bigger!
(Besides, what's a smartphone and what isn't is highly subjective. Most "standard" phones nowadays feature enough PIM/office-functionality to be considered smartphones.)
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2008-09-01
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#79
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Originally Posted by iamthewalrus
maybe so.
haha.That is so...wrong
except for it being a bit much for just carrying a phone and a tablet, a tom bihn "the buzz" slingbag may be more socially acceptable?
http://www.tombihn.com/page/001/PROD/300/TB0151
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2008-09-01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
Every place has its own agency in charge of these sort of things, so, yes.
I asked Just as complex?
How does this work in EU? today's world, nothing is simple.
In the EU, there are potentially several hurdles of EU review--licensing issues with respect to interference/spectrum (this process is more recent) and--if the computer equipment is powerful enough (many PCs in the present day are) to be considered dual use with military application--review under export control laws established earlier under the Treaty of Rome. Although EU licensing provisions hope to establish uniformity, don't forget that EU members are still sovereign states that may have some additional hurdles for companies to clear.
Last edited by newbiew/Qs; 2008-09-01 at 17:48.
Originally Posted by GeneralAntilles View Post
Every place has its own agency in charge of these sort of things, so, yes.
I asked Just as complex?
How does this work in EU? today's world, nothing is simple.
In the EU, there are potentially several hurdles of EU review--licensing issues with respect to interference/spectrum (this process is more recent) and--if the computer equipment is powerful enough (many PCs in the present day are) to be considered dual use with military application--review under export control laws established earlier under the Treaty of Rome. Although EU licensing provisions hope to establish uniformity, don't forget that EU members are still sovereign states that may have some additional hurdles for companies to clear.
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