Oh ok, I understand now. I think you may be right. I was just thinkinf of something that could get hooked to a belt or strapped over a shoulder.
Kat-
Charles Isaac <newton_at_aslannet.org> wrote:
Kat,
Perhaps I am cutting hairs here. In my mind a holster is something that
the Newton goes in and out of easily. Kind of like the holsters from
west holding guns or the police of today. Something quick and easy and
that the item is not in all the time.
The one thaat was for sale does not come in and out easily. and is
meant to stay on the Newt all the time.
That seems to be the diff to me.
Charles
On Thursday, November 14, 2002, at 09:38 AM, Katarina Gubler wrote:
>
> OH....Maybe I'm missing the difference. Could you clarify for me? If
> there is a better case out there and if I'm missing out on all of the
> fun I'll be pretty upset! :(
>
> Anyhow, thank's for clearing that up. I am new to Newtons and this
> list and when I feel like I have something to contribute I get so
> excited! When it comes to techy stuff.....I have no idea! 8-)
>
> Kat-
>
> Charles Isaac wrote:
>
> That is not a holster. It is a case that is like a Newt Suit.
>
> However to place on the belt you have to remove the belt first.
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