Faithful Few Hold On To Apple Newton
from the take-it-out-of-my-cold-dead-hands dept
It's no secret that there is still a vehemently faithful crew of people who insist on using Apple Newton's - even though they were discontinued five years ago. Now, there's even a researcher who is studying the obsessive Newton community to figure out what makes them tick. Amusingly, he bought himself a Newton to understand how it worked, and it's now replaced his own Palm as well.
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And I'd still be using mine, except I was able to interface a palm with a phone...and for the need I had it worked well.
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