I agree with Vicki on this one. If you're really serious about a good
'Book, save up a little and get a Lombard or Pismo, at least. I know
that when I finally replaced my 190 with my Lombard, I never looked
back. Get something that can run OS X, IMHO. It's worth it.
Caleb
On Tuesday, Jan 3, 2006, at 17:00 America/Chicago, VICTORIA.DUGGAN
wrote:
If $50 is all you have to get a book? and you are really serious about
it i would hold off and save a-bit more because that will only really
cover the postage for most of the decent books. Even if you can get a
1400 or even a 3400 for that Then i would assume that it waas being
sold for spares and in need of a-lot of work.
vicki
I've never seen the 1400CS screen (all mine are 1400C's), but I
imagine it
would be worth whatever extra you'd have to pay to get up to the
active
matrix display.
Actually, the 1400cs is the active-matrix screen; your 1400c IS the
active-matrix LCD.
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