From: Sunder (sunder_at_sunder.net)
Date: Thu Sep 23 2004 - 13:46:25 PDT
Except that if you actually try to write on your Newt's screen while in a
moving NY subway, you'll find the shocks from the motion pretty hard on
your green buddy, if not outright damaging. Ok, subway trains have gotten
nicer, but I wouldn't try it.
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On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, Ed Kummel wrote:
> handwriting. I don't know about you, but standing up
> in a subway train and pulling out my iBook (ok, I
> don't own an iBook, but this is hypothetical) and
> typing a note to myself would be impractical, and darn
> near impossible. And the same goes for almost every
> other kind of currently acceptable PDA. (do you show
> PDA for your PDA?) With the Newt, it's not only easy
> to perform this simple task, but almost intuitive.
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