From: Bruce E. Durocher II (bedii_at_qwest.net)
Date: Tue Jan 11 2005 - 19:36:25 PST
Yes, that must be it. If you've got to have a Windows CE machine,
it'd be the one to get. (I just got a Casio at a yard sale, and a
replacement battery so it'll work will cost four times what I paid for
it--which is why it's going to sit in the junk drawer until I have
full-time employment.) I understand it's possible to make a Vadim Clio
into a stylish Linux box, which would certainly be less crash-prone
than CE...
On Jan 11, 2005, at 10:31 AM, Abraham Limpo Martinez wrote:
> Yes, Paragrapher is widely used in windows world, but have in account =
> that
> is the "old" recognition engine, not the "new" 2.x sported. And, you
> are
> refering to the Vadem Clio, a windows CE based laptop that was
> designed =
> by
> frogdesign (the same ones that did the newton design) and that had =
> paragraph
> installed by default?
>
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: newtontalk-bounce_at_newtontalk.net
> En nombre de Bruce E. Durocher II
> Enviado el: martes, 11 de enero de 2005 17:18
> Para: newtontalk_at_newtontalk.net
> Asunto: [NTLK] Newton aftermath question.
>
> I was at CES=20
> shortly after Apple axed the Newton, and the manufacturer of a
> unique=20
> Windows-based PC that had a screen you could fold up as a tablet or=20
> fold down and use the built-in keyboard with was claiming they'd=20
> licensed the same handwriting technology that Apple had used.
> Anyone=20
> remember who made this? I remember holding it in my hand and
> thinking=20
> it was slick but too much larger than a Newton to carry around...
Bruce E. Durocher II
bedii_at_qwest.net
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