> buy a new battery pack but go the regular battery route instead. Are
> rechargeables as good as regular ones or is there any difference?
I've used Renewals for years in my 120/130 and they've saved me quite a bit
of money. They don't last as long as regular alkalines, especially after
having been recharged a lot, but they're still cheaper to use than buying
new batteries all the time.
I like to feel free to use my Newton without that darn power cord.
Portablility is, after all, the whole point. So a good, relatively cheap
source of battery power is important.
Steve Vander Ark
Library Media Specialist
Byron Center Christian School
Byron Center, Michigan
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