at the temporal coordinates: 1/7/02 7:00 AM, the entity known as Woo Lee at
vitcitylb_at_earthlink.net conveyed the following:
>
> Just as I needed a 'Daytimer' for business/personal, the Newton MP100
> jumped at me from an ad.
> Hmmm, an electronic calender that keeps itself updated and even reminds me
> of events, birthdays, meetings, and 'To Do's', and I buy it once instead of
> replacing and re-writing everything... I was sold...over and over and
> over...then I got a memory card, and another, and...
>
> ...spent as much as a yearly dayplanner but got internet, email, and fun
> games to boot! I'll keep my Newt(s).!
> ------------------
>> I know a bunch of busy folks who swear by them, but I prefer the
>> Newt. :-)
>>
>> More information on DayTimer is available from http://
Granted, but my argument is that, for the vast majority of folks, the only
choice is Palm (or PocketPC) and an old-fashioned analog Daytimer. A Palm
is NOT an adequate substitute for a Daytimer, since you really can't take
notes effectively on it. So, given that many folks have opted for the
Daytimer, well they're already used to carrying something that size.
(Remember, time management systems are very nearly cults. ;-) ) I actually
wish there were a slightly smaller keyboard for the Newt so that my 130 and
a keyboard could fit in the Daytimer form factor.
- Eric.
--Eric Strobel (fyzycyst_at_NOSPAM^mailaps.org)
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