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Randy Minton writes:

...and you thought the Newt was dead technology? There's a lot of users still doing cutting-edge developement work on what still appears to be an incredibly expandable platform. The newest thing to show up is an iTunes/MP3 program that lets you load and play MP3's on MP 2000's and 2100's. Admittedly they're in mono due to hardware limitations but this is working on a platform that was dicontinued four years ago before MP3's really even took off.

Check it out at http://www.pixell.net/doppler/newton/ and http://40hz.org/MADNewton/ and start thinking about trading out that handicapped PDA for a Newt..

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