<A HREF="http://www.datastick.com/press28_10_02.html">Datastick Systems</A> introduces software for science and industry to take full advantage of new Palm Tungsten T handhelds for sensor-based data acquisition, enabling faster measurements and more precise display of data transmitted wirelessly via Bluetooth or via Datastick peripherals. Working either through Bluetooth wireless technology or through Datastick's DAS-1245 snap-on peripheral with Palm's Universal Connector, data is acquired, recorded, and displayed from sensors measuring temperature, pressure, vibration, rates of acceleration, etc., on up to four input channels. Measurements are displayed in a number of ways using one of three Datastick Connection software programs running on the handheld.
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