Handheld PC lost at hotel<\/p>\n
I work for an American company. On Tuesday, Feb. 29, my
\ncolleague and I were sitting in front of the Bogor restaurant at
\nBorobudur Hotel from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Afterward, I headed to
\nthe parking lot at the back of the hotel and stopped at the
\ntoilet for a minute. As I walked to the rear entrance, I realized
\nthat my Cassiopeia E-105 handheld personal computer (EPIC),
\nserial number T4971850693314, was not in my pocket.<\/p>\n
I ran back to the toilet and to my seat in front of the
\nrestaurant, and by then, 6:05 p.m., my HPC was already gone. The
\narea where I sat was heavily guarded by hotel security because at
\n6:30 p.m. some ministers and important people such as Kwik Kian
\nGie, Bambang Sudibyo and Sri Edi Swasono were to attend a
\nfunction right above the area where I was sitting.<\/p>\n
And the hotel's cleaning staff confirmed that the area where I
\nsat was regularly cleaned.<\/p>\n
To the person who "found" my HPC, I inform you that it would
\nonly last for six hours without recharging by a special charger.
\nDo not try to use other chargers because it will ruin the HPC,
\nmaking it worthless.<\/p>\n
For data communication with a desktop PC, the HPC requires a
\nspecial cradle. The charger, cradle and software are included in
\nthe HPC package. If you intend to sell the HPC to a Casio dealer,
\nI do not think they would buy it since: 1) Casio HPCs are not hot
\nproducts, at least not in Jakarta, and 2) you do not have the
\ncharger, cradle and software -- it is not like standard cellular
\nphones that are commonly used by anyone.<\/p>\n
If you intend to sell the HPC to a user, then in addition to
\nthe above problems is the fact that there are not many
\nprospective users for a Cassiopeia (especially one without the
\ncharger, cradle and software) and 3Com's Palm is a much preferred
\nalternative for an HPC. In a nutshell, the HPC is not of any
\nmeaningful value to you.<\/p>\n
I would therefore like to offer to "buy" the item from whoever
\n"found" it. I am the most interested party in the HPC (since I
\nhave the charger, cradle and software) and, hence, am willing to
\npay a good price. I can be contacted at 0811-811-990 at anytime.<\/p>\n
ANDI WIDIANTO SETIANTO<\/p>\n
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