From: Darius Zendeh (newton_at_dariuszendeh.de)
Date: Wed Mar 19 2003 - 03:28:57 PST
I have also bought a Tungsten, but I must say, that I am satisfied, it
is fast and reliable (Take a look at it at:
http://www.newtenlightment.de/tungsten.html). You can keep the sliding
part for the SilkScreen closed, if you have the proper app (Graffiti
Anywhere and QLaunch). Sure I miss the HWR of the Newton. But if you
get Jot (much better than Graffiti) and WordComplete from CIC you can
write much faster. You can sync via BlueTooth or USB (iCal/iSync
supported).
Darius.
All your Newton are belong to us.
http://www.newtenlightment.de
Am Mittwoch, 19.03.03, um 11:49 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb Joel M.
Sciamma:
> I came across this snippet about a chap who has retired his 2100 for a
> Tungsten:
>
> http://mrbarrett.com/
>
> Having now played with a Tungsten, the sync issue can be the only
> appeal -
> the HW is like a bar of soap to pick up and the sliding door is just
> silly.
>
> Battery life has taken a serious hit to power what is a nice, but
> essentially superflous colour display.
>
> Joel.
>
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