> Bill Lockhart <blockhart1_at_comcast.net> wrote:
> HelIo, I'm a long time eMate owner/ new to this list and just
wanted
> to share some of my recent experiences.
(*snip*)
> Which brings up my next concern.
> when I first bought my eMate I installed Newer Technolgy's eMate
memory
> module and life was good.
while (envy_green)
drool(); :o\
> I had plenty of space and I could get eMail and surf web pages(using
> NetHopper, i think).
> but then the memory module died on me and the only way I could get
the
> eMate to work again was to remove the memory module.
Hope you saved the module ... there's probably someone on this list
that has the schematics and know-how to fix it.
(*snip*)
> I'm just worried that I won't have enough memory to load everything
I
> need for web browsing.
> I heard that newer Technolgly went out of business. Is this true?
Well, yes and no. They did go out of business, but they were
resurrected recently. Alas, the sales rep I e-mailed (while pretty
and pleasant enough) said none of her fellow employees knew what an
eMate was ... and needless to say, the part number I provided didn't
yield any results.
> Does anyone else make memory modules for the eMate?
"Scarce" and "hen's teeth" come to mind, here. :o\
> would I be better off getting a memory card?
Yup; check out ATA Support: http://www.kallisys.com/newton/ata
>
> thanks for listening to my ramblings, but I was just glad to hook up
> the eMate to the imac and wanted to let people know it can be done.
> (which I'm sure most of you know this already).
:o)
> Thanks,
--gdw
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