Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight. If you
need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and build a water
resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very short battery life which
is understandable. There may be a practical application, but I can't think
of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading rec.boats
while taking a shower. Kidding of course.

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I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading rec.boats
while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


That sounds perverted..... especially on the Easter weekend.

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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight. If
you need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and build a
water resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very short battery
life which is understandable. There may be a practical application, but
I can't think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading
rec.boats while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


Well, that would be a change from your usual habit of reading rec.boats
and taking a dump.

"HK" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight. If you
need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and build a
water resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very short battery
life which is understandable. There may be a practical application, but I
can't think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading
rec.boats while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


Well, that would be a change from your usual habit of reading rec.boats
and taking a dump.


I can dump on you some more if that's what you want.

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"HK" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight. If
you need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and
build a water resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very
short battery life which is understandable. There may be a practical
application, but I can't think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading
rec.boats while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


Well, that would be a change from your usual habit of reading
rec.boats and taking a dump.


I can dump on you some more if that's what you want.


Please...you're barely an amateur.

"HK" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight. If
you need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and build
a water resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very short
battery life which is understandable. There may be a practical
application, but I can't think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading
rec.boats while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


Well, that would be a change from your usual habit of reading rec.boats
and taking a dump.


I can dump on you some more if that's what you want.


Please...you're barely an amateur.
I'll try harder. Practice makes perfect.

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"HK" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox
buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this
one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight.
If you need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and
build a water resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very
short battery life which is understandable. There may be a
practical application, but I can't think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading
rec.boats while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


Well, that would be a change from your usual habit of reading
rec.boats and taking a dump.


I can dump on you some more if that's what you want.


Please...you're barely an amateur.
I'll try harder. Practice makes perfect.



Follow Reggie's example. Offer nothing of value, but insult everyone
else and what they've done, do, own, et cetera.

" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in sunlight. If you
need to build a sunshade for it, you might just go ahead and build a water
resistant enclosure and throw a laptop into it.Very short battery life
which is understandable. There may be a practical application, but I can't
think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading rec.boats
while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


I agree it's pricey, but the practical apps would include chart-reading and
general nav issues?

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"HK" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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Every once in awhile something interesting shows up in my inbox
buried
under all of the other advertisements. Yesterday I received
this one:

http://tinyurl.com/yrl8bb

It purports to be a wireless, waterproof, touch sensitive screen
for
remote control and display of a PC. It looks like it might be
particularly useful for the cockpit of sailboats or on small
power
boats. Apparently it is battery operated.

Anyone have any experience with something like this?

I have no connection with the product or vendor.

Pricy for what it is. I wonder about it's viewability in
sunlight. If you need to build a sunshade for it, you might just
go ahead and build a water resistant enclosure and throw a laptop
into it.Very short battery life which is understandable. There
may be a practical application, but I can't think of any.
I spoke too soon. I just thought of something. How about reading
rec.boats while taking a shower. Kidding of course.


Well, that would be a change from your usual habit of reading
rec.boats and taking a dump.


I can dump on you some more if that's what you want.


Please...you're barely an amateur.
I'll try harder. Practice makes perfect.



Follow Reggie's example. Offer nothing of value, but insult everyone
else and what they've done, do, own, et cetera.


Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of
battle.