That is what I'm aiming for. Don't get me wrong, today's technology is amazing. I'm just tired of constantly having to upgrade -- for security reasons, just to find out the upgrade is nothing more than a new, prettier, wrapper around the same flaming bag of dog... you know what I mean. This is why I started looking into actually using my M100's again. It's still the best dang keyboard bar none and a joy to use. It's especially fun when I get questions from the younger generation. "What's that?" becomes a lesson in computer history. Any other question like, "What about Internet, Facebook, Twitter...," is a one word answer, Why? Even millennial's are sick of complexity of technology and get see relief in the simplicity of the M100. I rather enjoy the watching as the younger crowd around stowing their iPhones away so as not to be interrupted while learning about this prehistoric computer from an ol' dinosaur like myself.
God Bless, GregS <>< ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian White" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, October 5, 2018 4:06:27 AM Subject: Re: [M100] (M100] ZeroPhone That is an interesting use pattern. Like carrying a dvi (and all your disks) with you instead of leaving it home on a desk. The difference being that when home, it becomes the whole computer rather than just a docking station. It can even run M100 apps, so when at home, it's not strictly limited to working with the data. -- bkw
