> First, statistically a StrongARM newton is powerfull enough to
> emulate a Palm (which uses a low power variant of the 68000 running at
> something like 16MHz) in realtime.
What about the idea of having Palm write a Palm emulator for the Newton? It
seems like it would be a good business model for them. Get us Newton users
"groomed" for the Palm Pilot.... he he. If nothing else, I would bet they
would give us the necessary code to do it.
What do they have to fear?
The Palm guys are no strangers to Newton... at least some of them.
Any ideas on how to get them excited about this idea?
Tim Wheeler
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