on 8/11/00 1:41 PM, J. van de Griek at Joost_van_de_Griek@nl.yachtgroup.com
wrote:
> It's neither; it's a Siemens phone with Newton technology built in. Licensed
> from Apple.
No, the Newton is not built-in. In fact, I tried my 130 in its slot, and
other than the fact that the shape was slightly different, and the color was
definitely different, it fit fine. The serial port and power port fit. I
didn't get it because it cost about $100, and I thought that was too much
for basically a phone. So, is anyone interested in a German MP 100? If so,
let me know what you are willing to pay, and I'll consider buying it. It
would be neat to have a place to plug in my Newton on my desk, that
interfaced with the phone. :-)
-- -Jon Glass Krakow, Poland <mailto:jonglass@usa.net> <mailto:glasshaus5@aol.com>"You think it's a conspiracy by the networks to put bad shows on TV. But the shows are bad because that's what people want. It's not like Windows users don't have any power; I think they are happy with Windows, and that's an incredibly depressing thought." --Steve Jobs
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