Anyone know anything about Newtons?

Below is a copy of an email I got from a guy in Canberra. He has been unable to find any repairers in the ACT willing to work on his Newton. I realize your group is the other side of the country but I was hoping someone may be able to help. If anyone can help or knows someone who can please email m

Re: Powerbook 17" Memorycard reading & Newtons

On 30/4/04 1:16 PM, "Brett Carboni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At the risk of appearing silly, my Newton uses a 4Mb Flash Storage card as > its data backup. I can fit that card into a slot in my Powerbook 17". A > little icon on the menubar acknowledges that I have a card in the computer > altho

Powerbook 17" Memorycard reading & Newtons

At the risk of appearing silly, my Newton uses a 4Mb Flash Storage card as its data backup. I can fit that card into a slot in my Powerbook 17". A little icon on the menubar acknowledges that I have a card in the computer although it doesn't know who/what it is. Can't I get the data from the Newto

Re: Newtons

Hi All, Can someone tell me what type of PCMCIA card is suitable for a Newton 100 and does the card boost it's memory and allow packages to be stored on it or is a card only for documents? it's original "getting started" card is write protected and is the only one I have. Regards Christian From

Re: Newtons

On Tuesday, Oct 08, 2002, at 09:01PM, Brenton Kotz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hi All, >Can someone tell me what type of PCMCIA card is suitable for a Newton >100 and does the card boost it's memory and allow packages to be stored >on it or is a card only for documents? it's original "getting sta

Newtons

Hi All, Can someone tell me what type of PCMCIA card is suitable for a Newton 100 and does the card boost it's memory and allow packages to be stored on it or is a card only for documents? it's original "getting started" card is write protected and is the only one I have. Regards Christian