On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 11:50  AM, (iMac List) wrote:

>> Um, no. While you can draw, sketch, etc. with the Newton, you can 
>> *not*
>> do so with sensitivity superior to a dedicated graphics tablet. I love
>> my Newton, but it's not a substitute for a Wacom. It also is not a
>> peripheral in the same sense. The Newt is an actual computer.
>>
>
> You're right, Rich. I wasn't paying enough attention to what he was
> asking. i was too busy waxing poetic about my Newt ; )

It's understandable!

I do most of my writing on an eMate. I've been following some of the 
reviews of the recently released AlphaSmart Dana (e.g. 
<www.pencomputing.com/palm/Pen47/dana.html>), and though I haven't 
gotten my grubby hands on one, it looks like it still doesn't equal the 
excellence of the eMate. This *five* years after its release!

I also just wanted to expound on my earlier response for those 
unfamiliar with the Newton. A Wacom tablet is just an input device, 
much like a mouse or a keyboard, but designed for graphic designers, 
essentially. The Newt was/is a true handheld computer, similar to a 
Palm or PocketPC (albeit significantly superior IMNSHO). For more info, 
just do a quick search. There's still an active developer community and 
a fervent (some might say rabid) following.

Cheers,
Rich


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