From: Christopher Fisher (cfisher_at_mailbag.com)
Date: Sun Sep 15 2002 - 21:47:46 PDT
Thanks, Rene. Right now, I am giving fixing the old stylus one last shot
with some Testors glue (the stuff used on plasic models). Hopefully it will
work, but just in case it doesn't, my local Apple reseller is trying very
hard to track down a 110-120-130 stylus through various sources he has for
used Apple stuff (including Newtons), including Apple itself.
Also, a bit of info for the Newton FAC folks on the list: My local reseller
told me that Apple has taken all Newton parts out of their "current"
catalogue, and placed them in their "vintage" one. This does not mean that
they don't necessarily have such and such a part any more, just that it is
not in the forefront of what they have on hand, so tracking down requests
for stuff that's old enough to be on the vintage list may take a while.
All the Best,
Chris
on 9/15/02 1:52 AM, Siegelrj_at_aol.com at Siegelrj_at_aol.com wrote:
>
> On 9/9 Chris wrote:
> I
> accidently fumbled the stylus for my Newton onto the store floor (about a 3
> 1/2 to 4 foot drop). I picked it up, thinking it was undamaged, and
> continued on. Before I finished shoping, I put it to the tablet of the
> Netwon and it bent! Well, the tip did.
>
> Check out eBay; someone is usually selling various styli from the plastic
> ones to the really nice metal ones. If you want to go for a really nice
> upgrade stylus that fits the Newton stylus bay, try the PDA Panache website.
> I just bought a stylus from them and the way it grips the screen protector (I
> never write on directly on the screen; wrecked my 100 that way) really
> improves handwriting recognition.
>
> Rene
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