Wow the Cadillac is very impressive! Hard to believe the OMP came out
the same year. It seems pretty powerful in some ways, despite lack of
polish or a functioning PDA OS. Any idea on the physical architecture on
the system? Would it have more or less power than the first consumer
Newtons?
>>scotty t
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Subject: Re: [NTLK] Newton Cadillac
Thanks.
It's a neat piece of history.
Russ
On 4/11/02 1:23 PM, "Daniel Padilla" <daniel.padilla_at_wanadoo.es> wrote:
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> Thank You Russ! That's a fantastic profile!
>
>
> Daniel Padilla
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>>
>> I purchased the Newton Cadillac (without an AC adapter) listed
>> recently on Ebay. With a bit of luck, I figured out its power
>> requirements. Good news
>> - it's a working prototype (the battery can still hold a charge in
fact),
>> with the Newton OS version 3/26/93. There is no pda-type programming
>> however (no notes, handwriting recognition, names, etc).
>>
>> I have posted a number of pictures and some explanatory text at:
>>
>> http://www.uzes.net/newton
>>
>> I would be happy to answer any questions you have.
>>
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