Is anyone else angry with there Touch Pro 2

[petemills8]

I'm angry I just read a 1 sentence run-on paragraph with the font size set to "huge"

[PhyscoAssassinx]

Originally Posted by petemills8

I'm angry I just read a 1 sentence run-on paragraph with the font size set to "huge"

Lmao almost fell of my chair, but anyways i love my pro2 i paid 100$ for it, i do miss the dpad and the ok button, But So Far its the best ppc ive had next to my mogul (which i loved more then my 6700 and TP1) and i think they really improved big time on the tp2

Originally Posted by petemills8

I'm angry I just read a 1 sentence run-on paragraph with the font size set to "huge"

lmao I apologise for the large font man

[italianamericn]

Originally Posted by petemills8

I'm angry I just read a 1 sentence run-on paragraph with the font size set to "huge"

+1 to that

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by petemills8

I'm angry I just read a 1 sentence run-on paragraph with the font size set to "huge"

LOL, I didn't bother reading it because of that........

~John

[dj_mysha]

I'm stoked with my TP2. In fact, I just flew with United from Brazil to Vancouver and it pretty much saved my life.
Rio to Washington, DC had the early 90's entertainment system where you could change channels from 1-6 to watch crappy movies or TV on a shitty little LCD on the back of the seat in front of you, no touch-screen, totally not on demand. Washington to Chicago had WB shows on drop-down screens, your choice of entertainment was to listen or not to listen. Chicago to Vancouver didn't even have screens. Yup, United really knows how to treat their passengers.
Throughout it all, I had my TP2 loaded up with TV shows, music videos and movies, all encoded to MP4 to watch in Album (hardware acceleration, holla!), all ready to watch on demand. Sound was taken care of by a pair of mid-range Sony over-the-ear headphones plugged into the 3.5mm jack, no volume issues at all. Without it, I probably would have committed suicide by eating the crap that United had the balls to call food.

[WorldWide]

In the 3 days I've had this thing, I've been completely happy with it. I've never used my phone for music, that's why I have a Zune. Like someone else said I kinda misss the OK button and D-pad, but that's it.

[Bigbit]

Originally Posted by dj_mysha

I'm stoked with my TP2. In fact, I just flew with United from Brazil to Vancouver and it pretty much saved my life.
Rio to Washington, DC had the early 90's entertainment system where you could change channels from 1-6 to watch crappy movies or TV on a shitty little LCD on the back of the seat in front of you, no touch-screen, totally not on demand. Washington to Chicago had WB shows on drop-down screens, your choice of entertainment was to listen or not to listen. Chicago to Vancouver didn't even have screens. Yup, United really knows how to treat their passengers.
Throughout it all, I had my TP2 loaded up with TV shows, music videos and movies, all encoded to MP4 to watch in Album (hardware acceleration, holla!), all ready to watch on demand. Sound was taken care of by a pair of mid-range Sony over-the-ear headphones plugged into the 3.5mm jack, no volume issues at all. Without it, I probably would have committed suicide by eating the crap that United had the balls to call food.

I fly United all the time and am familiar with their lack of entertainment options (unless you're lucky enough to fly in their new International Business or First Class seats - the entertainment system in those seats is quite good!).

My question to you: you flew about 16 hours by my calculations with no in-seat power. How did you get your TP2 to last the whole 2 flights?

[Dr.8820]

Originally Posted by Bigbit

How did you get your TP2 to last the whole 2 flights?

i'm not answering for them, but with minimal use, the tp2 will last me 36-48 hours. on airplane mode, yes, it's possible.

[dj_mysha]

Originally Posted by Bigbit

I fly United all the time and am familiar with their lack of entertainment options (unless you're lucky enough to fly in their new International Business or First Class seats - the entertainment system in those seats is quite good!).

My question to you: you flew about 16 hours by my calculations with no in-seat power. How did you get your TP2 to last the whole 2 flights?

The flight from Rio to DC was about 9 hours, DC to Chicago and Chicago to Vancouver were both pretty short. I did charge at airports, but I never ran out of juice. It was on Airplane Mode the entire time, so I think that the radios do use quite a bit of power when they're on.