On Tuesday, Feb 11, 2003, at 17:31 US/Central, Thomas Ethen wrote:
Jim,
Or, if you aren't doing anything very intensive get yourself a nice
old Duo280. It works great outdoors. It will rule out doing film
editing :-). The 280's greyscale screen is always readable. Some of the
500 series powerbooks and I think the 5300 came with greyscale screens,
too.
Randy
> Try this!
> http://www.hoodmanUSA.com/computers.htm
> It isn't beautiful, but it sure works!
>
> Tom
>
> on 2/11/03 4:54 PM, Jim Katz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know if there is effort going into improving the
>> brightness of
>> laptop screens? I mean it is nice that there are 17-inch powerbooks,
>> but
>> really, I can't use my Ti-book outside at all, and only in certain
>> places in
>> the office. away from the windows.
>>
>
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did in the name of God....
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