back to retro, anyone remembers Newton?

http://www.infinitemac.com/picture.p...6&pictureid=10

http://www.infinitemac.com/picture.p...6&pictureid=11


I used to run a webserver on 4 AA batteries :)

Yes, I also have one, but only a Newton 120 and it's defective too.

Here is a link which directs to a website hosted on a C64 server.

One of the living legends of Newton community lives near Hamburg/Germany, he used to service mine back in the day when I was using it 24/7. Mine still works ok, I used to abuse the backlight (must have replaced it a couple of times).

I still got the original one bought in '94. Got it out 3 month ago and was still impresst by the concept, even though the first one was too slow and not much of use in daily life.
Realy had a Star Trek feel to it in '94.

ditto,

I got mine (MP2100) in '97 when handwriting recognition was working fine. I still find Larry Yeager's work impressive, I'm a tablet-type and this technology still lives under MacOS X's Ink.

Great!
A. Does it still exist in OS X 10.5?
B. Are there any OSx86 compatable input devices?

oh yeah!

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I guess any MacOS-compatible wacom would play nice with the hacks (unless there're generic usb issues on a particular mobo). Here's the Wireless model working as it should on my hack:

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Very interesting, thanks.

Whoops, just forgot: I set up a folder with some Amiga modules some time ago. They're converted to MP3 format, icnluding correct tags and covers for iTunes. Here you go.

What about the Apple IIe? Now thats an awesome machine...