on 10/16/01 12:06 PM, jeff kisseloff at j.kisseloff_at_verizon.net wrote:
> It's a 2000. I'm just learning my way around it and will check the faq,
> but is there a way to increase the internal memory?
Yes, if you want to do serious web surfing, you want to have it upgraded to
a 2100, which basically triples the available memory. Without that upgrade,
that's what you're going to experience: Newton shutting down for no apparent
reason when trying to access some sites.
If you haven't already, get NetHopper 3.2 on UNNA. Then, go to
<http://www.kc.net/~drnewton> to check David Watson (AKA Dr. Newton) web
site. He used to perform the 2000 -> 2100 upgrade for something like $75 I
believe.
-Laurent.
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