Actually, if you're planning on doing the SER-001 upgrade
anyway (which I would recommend - it's worth the $),
you might ask Dr. Watson if he wouldn't mind installing
it for you in your Newton when he does your memory upgrade
(buy the SER-001 from DH and then ship them both out together).
It doesn't matter whether it's upgraded or not - the SER-001
doesn't care, however, the ONLY hard part about that upgrade
is removing the back off your Newton. I'm thinking, kill two
birds with one stone if you've got the cash for it.
John
> Cool..Think I'll go for it and hold off upgrading the SER-001 until
> afterwards.
>
> Chet Johns
>
> On 7/5/01 3:35 PM, "John M. Powell" <quixjuan_at_QuixNet.net> wrote:
>
> >
> > The upgrade to a 2100 gives you 4 more megs of system RAM.
> > In Newton terms, HEAP baby! HEAP! Basically, it means
> > you'll be able to do more at the same time, worry less
> > about freezing/thawing, etc...
> >
> > John
>
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