My favorite memory of the Hotel Pennsylvania is the elevator stopping at my co-worker's floor, the door opening, and me seeing the mirrors duct-taped to the walls. Gave me something look forward to on the rest of the slow elevator ride up to my floor. FYI: If you are looking for a MUCH nicer hotel in the same area, the New Yorker hotel right down the street has recently been bought by Ramada and redone. After 2 nights (don't ask me why we waited 2 whole nights... everything else was booked) at Hotel P., we switched hotels and practically kissed the floors of the New Yorker.
And, IBM is a big backer of Palm. I would expect that IBM would buy up Palm before allowing them to disappear. IBM is heavily invested in the Palm architecture as their mobile solution.
Actually, they've discontinued their Palm-clone product line. No more Palm OS based Workpads.
"This overexposure to pulsed microwaves has been a personal tragedy for me," Wagner said in an e-mail interview. "I'm left hypersensitive -- even my mouse burns my hand when I use my computer now.
Yes, I have that too. It's called Carpel Tunnel Syndrome.
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Actually, I was recently at a conference where NASA researchers were explaining how they are using DirectX to model the International Space Station.
My favorite memory of the Hotel Pennsylvania is the elevator stopping at my co-worker's floor, the door opening, and me seeing the mirrors duct-taped to the walls. Gave me something look forward to on the rest of the slow elevator ride up to my floor. FYI: If you are looking for a MUCH nicer hotel in the same area, the New Yorker hotel right down the street has recently been bought by Ramada and redone. After 2 nights (don't ask me why we waited 2 whole nights... everything else was booked) at Hotel P., we switched hotels and practically kissed the floors of the New Yorker.
Actually, they've discontinued their Palm-clone product line. No more Palm OS based Workpads.
"This overexposure to pulsed microwaves has been a personal tragedy for me," Wagner said in an e-mail interview. "I'm left hypersensitive -- even my mouse burns my hand when I use my computer now.
Yes, I have that too. It's called Carpel Tunnel Syndrome.