He missed the boat with this one. I purchased one at JavaOne last week. I love it.
It runs Personal Java so tons of software is available for it. As for the Calculator NeoCal (a free d/l) it has tons of functions including Financial functions. You'd think that a guy writes for the WSJ would be interested in those functions.
Under Windows2000 I've had no problems Syncing with Outlook. Granted the button doesn't seem to work, so you have to do it from the software. I've got the Developers version (5000d) so perhaps it works for the Consumer version (5500).
The keyboard is highly usable, and lots of fun to use with BASH.
NeoCal is a cool little calculator it Supports Algebraic and RPN. Functions are broken up into Standard, Financial, Scientific, Statistical, Programmer and Conversion.
The $300 one is a Developer version the 5000d. It has less memory then the 5500 64 vs 128 and it doesn't contain the Microsoft office compatibility software. $300 bucks is what Sharp was selling them to developers for.
Won't be long now before I'm dressed up as a Grey standing on a building with a sign that says "Welcome Friends". 'Course I was voted most likely to get Vaporized by my High School Class.
If the Church pays for it then they are more than welcome to ban what they find inappropriate. Is it really any different than MayberryUSA http://www.mbusa.net
---Terry.
You negleted too mention the Dr. Laura Connection with Paramont. www.stopdrlaura.com
I'm a Star Trek Addict! There is now way I'm taking that monkey off my back!.
Things are changing. Look at how much trouble governments are having at controling the exchange of information. What governments haven't figured out is that they can't stop the information. Anyone who wants to can find DeCSS or kiddieporn despite them both being unlawful to diseminate in the US.
In HS I'm sure that I would have been identified as a potential risk. It's only a matter of time before companies and government agencies (The Post Office) will implement similar systems. It always amazes me what rights we are willing to give up.
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He missed the boat with this one. I purchased one at JavaOne last week. I love it.
It runs Personal Java so tons of software is available for it. As for the Calculator NeoCal (a free d/l) it has tons of functions including Financial functions. You'd think that a guy writes for the WSJ would be interested in those functions.
Under Windows2000 I've had no problems Syncing with Outlook. Granted the button doesn't seem to work, so you have to do it from the software. I've got the Developers version (5000d) so perhaps it works for the Consumer version (5500).
The keyboard is highly usable, and lots of fun to use with BASH.
NeoCal is a cool little calculator it Supports Algebraic and RPN. Functions are broken up into Standard, Financial, Scientific, Statistical, Programmer and Conversion.
The $300 one is a Developer version the 5000d. It has less memory then the 5500 64 vs 128 and it doesn't contain the Microsoft office compatibility software. $300 bucks is what Sharp was selling them to developers for.
Sometimes a Unicorn is just a Unicorn
That's about the size of it.
waiting 20 seconds
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Lets face it the Big Media conglomerates are the ones who benefit from the DCMA. Oh and they also control the Press in this country
Won't be long now before I'm dressed up as a Grey standing on a building with a sign that says "Welcome Friends". 'Course I was voted most likely to get Vaporized by my High School Class.
If the Church pays for it then they are more than welcome to ban what they find inappropriate. Is it really any different than MayberryUSA http://www.mbusa.net ---Terry.
Don't forget that NZ has been going after private gun ownership. I'm sure life in NZ will be so much happier and safer sans guns and privacy!
You negleted too mention the Dr. Laura Connection with Paramont. www.stopdrlaura.com I'm a Star Trek Addict! There is now way I'm taking that monkey off my back!.
Rescue on Fractulus(sp?) an old Atari 400 game was great. Course I didn't exacly pay for it. ---Terry.
Things are changing. Look at how much trouble governments are having at controling the exchange of information. What governments haven't figured out is that they can't stop the information. Anyone who wants to can find DeCSS or kiddieporn despite them both being unlawful to diseminate in the US.
Thanks. This stuff makes my head hurt. I guess I'm just a Newtonian living in a Hawkings age.
How do you even go about getting the answer of a calculation w/o changing the result?
Is it possible that IBM has also developed the world's first Heisenberg compensator?
In HS I'm sure that I would have been identified as a potential risk. It's only a matter of time before companies and government agencies (The Post Office) will implement similar systems. It always amazes me what rights we are willing to give up.