Thanks, Kurt - great options. I think the Android approach with mComm might be ideal. Ironically, my older Android tablet might be too old to use it, but my 6 year old’s tablet might be fine. He’d probably find it intriguing that I could use his tablet to do something with my vintage computers. He’s used to seeing me fiddling around with them in any case. I might still explore some of the WiFi shields originally intended for Arduino and other microcontrollers, since they seem to be capable little units that have come down in size and price incredibly much and they handle Hayes AT command sets and a variety of communication terms. The Lantronix WiBox seems like a nice option also but would need to be plugged in. It would totally get someone’s attention at that coffee shop, though… :) I agree, it would be great fun to send e-mails from the Model 100 in mobile fashion.
John - thanks, I’m eager to experiment with Raspberry Pi sometime. Haven’t done that yet. Thanks everyone for the good ideas. Best wishes, Anthony
