I have the same case as Gem has photos of on their site.
That case is designed so that the Newt slides in, like the OMP cases.
You must remove the door to use it. There is no way to open the door
once the Newt is in place. The flap has a metal insert inside the
leather that protects the screen when the case is closed.
MacEasy is selling the same cases.
William R. Dickson wrote:
>GEM got a bunch of Newtons (as everyone knows), but what I was interested
>in was their smallish leather portfolio cases. I once had such a case for
>my 130 that held the newton in place with a leather harness system (shades
>of Barsoom). But the system designed for the 2x00 seems has a set of
>straps that are clearly designed for the lid to slide into.
>
>But it's not very secure. My first thought was that the lid would slide
>into these straps, then snap into place against the back of the Newton.
>Good in theory, but the lid snaps on the back can't get a grip past the
>extra thickness of the straps.
>
>Now, there's another horizontal strap near the top of the Newton. Oho, I
>thought, perhaps that strap loops over the top end of the Newton to hold
>it in place. A clever idea -- but the strap isn't quite long enough. I
>have no idea _what_ that one's for.
>
>Anybody have one of these cases? Can anybody tell me _how_ the Newton is
>supposed to stay in there? Or is it supposed to be hanging pretty
>loosely?
>
>Thanks,
>
>-Bill
>
>
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>
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> no major premises.
> - Ambrose Bierce
>
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