I do almost all of my reading on a Dell Axim. I take a light rail train to/from work so I have lots of time. Most of my books are from Baen's free library (already mentioned), plus many classics from Project Gutenberg and BlackMask (http://www.blackmask.com/).
It is nice to be able to have a whole library on a SD card.
Mine was also a TRS80... It had Level I Basic and 4K of RAM. After about a week, I spent $150 to upgrade it to 16k and Level II Basic. Over the years, I doubled the speed to 3.5 mHz, added a lowercase character ROM (involved soldering a chip on top of another and cutting a trace).
At the end, I was running CP/M on it... I was just remembering those "good old days" with another TRS80 user last week.
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At least my representative, Earl Blumenauer, along with the rest of Oregon's Democratic house members voted against this travesty.
My first thought was of Moties, too.
I do almost all of my reading on a Dell Axim. I take a light rail train to/from work so I have lots of time. Most of my books are from Baen's free library (already mentioned), plus many classics from Project Gutenberg and BlackMask (http://www.blackmask.com/).
It is nice to be able to have a whole library on a SD card.
Mine was also a TRS80... It had Level I Basic and 4K of RAM. After about a week, I spent $150 to upgrade it to 16k and Level II Basic. Over the years, I doubled the speed to 3.5 mHz, added a lowercase character ROM (involved soldering a chip on top of another and cutting a trace).
At the end, I was running CP/M on it... I was just remembering those "good old days" with another TRS80 user last week.
I get this in Firefox, too. Refreshing will usually clear it up.
Get Smart and the Cone of Silence was the first thing that I thought of when I read the post!