From: Woo Lee (vitcitylb_at_earthlink.net)
Date: Sun Oct 26 2003 - 17:45:01 PST
Depends on the 'need of the individual'.
In my business' case, we need minimal software for 'customer work' so the
built-in stuff works fine, the add-on freebies makes it very easy, almost
fun.
The eMates are carried around the store updating special orders, sold-outs,
and customer database.
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> To me, the priority for any needy person or organization would be: (1)
>> money
>> and/or (2) a desktop computer. They don't need a luxury "frill" like a
>> Newton 2100 plus the host of peripherals that is needed to maximize
>> it's use
>> can get expensive.
>
>Woo would disagree, he runs his business solely on Newtons AFAIK.
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