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Newton PDA's?
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Southwest Missouri
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Now that I've seen plenty of people talk about the Newton, where does one find it? I gather that they're not made anymore, but some still talk of it being available. Any suggestions?
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Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: Cerritos, CA, USA
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!ooW ÷)
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Brampton, On, Canada
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I've bought two newtons through e-bay, there is usually a good selection there, from the first ones up to the last models.
--Steph
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Senior User
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Illinois
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Hey there...
If you are interested, I have two different Newtons that are in awesome working condition that I just don't use.. They are great machines, but since I don't use them, I feel bad that they are just sitting around doing nothing...
Anyways, I have:
- an original Newton (including all of the original booklets, manuals, a user video - that's still shrink wrapped, leather case, modem, etc.) The whole package!
- an eMate (with original manual, etc.)
If you're interested in either, send me an email to mike@marusin.com
Thanks!
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Caoimhin
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I love my Newton MP 2100 which I bought used last year. I have only used it as a stand alone machine, and it accompanied me on my travels last year, and I used it for word processing, note taking, email, and spreadsheet for some basic book keeping that I needed to do, along with Names and Dates for contacts and scheduling. The HWR really works, as long as I don't write too fast or sloppy. Truly a remarkable PDA, although it is somewhat large by today's standards. That said, I can't stand the tiny Palm screen either.
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Southwest Missouri
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Well, marusin, thanks. I appreciate that. I really don't have the $$$ for any more toys now (having just bought $3000 worth of Apple stuff). I just really wanted to know if the Newtons were even available. I really might want one in the future, though. Thanks again!
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Cambridge
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Oh, you'll want one. I have an upgraded 2000 and I couldn't be happier. Caoimhin, you're right, the screen is a good size. I couldn't stand to use a Palm -- or use Graffiti.
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Join Date: Dec 2000
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Originally posted by nigeljedi:
Now that I've seen plenty of people talk about the Newton, where does one find it? I gather that they're not made anymore, but some still talk of it being available. Any suggestions?
You can try shrevesystems. They advertise in the back of MacAddict, MacWorld. Can't remember their url. Or you can shoot me an email. I have several 120s, if youre interested.
I use a 130 and a 2000.Daily. I also have a lonely, neglected Palm m100. I still maintain that, despite the Newton's weight and size, there is no better PDA out there.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Cambridge
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I would NOT recommend Shreve Systems. People have bought Newtons, Mac parts, etc from Shreve and have had nothing but bad luck. Often the parts come DOA and then there is a huge pain trying to get them to take it back. I would recommend trying Newton Classifieds or eBay or comp.sys.newton.marketplace.
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Grizzled Veteran
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Southwest Missouri
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Thanks, people! I didn't realize that the Newton was still so popular. I'd love to have an Apple PDA to add to my collection (of Apple products), but $$$ doesn't permit right at this moment. I'll definitely check out the places you have mentioned and stay current on them. I appreciate it!
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