07-28-2016, 10:50 AM
I my experience, PDA's and ROM-carts are the same size: either of them will fit into a box or a uniform chest pocket.
So if you have to choose between carrying around an EEPROM or an extra PDA, the PDA always the better choice: almost the same disk-size, easier to find, can run programs unaided, and can fit another cart inside itself; sure, that cart could be a tricked out EEPROM, but what programs would you put onto that EEPROM that you could not keep on the Extra PDA's drive or find on a normal read-only cart?
Gathering and writing stuff on a EEPROM to the point where it becomes a superior alternative to any normal cart seems tedious and of little value.
So if you have to choose between carrying around an EEPROM or an extra PDA, the PDA always the better choice: almost the same disk-size, easier to find, can run programs unaided, and can fit another cart inside itself; sure, that cart could be a tricked out EEPROM, but what programs would you put onto that EEPROM that you could not keep on the Extra PDA's drive or find on a normal read-only cart?
Gathering and writing stuff on a EEPROM to the point where it becomes a superior alternative to any normal cart seems tedious and of little value.