Basically, I was considering buying a Psion to supplement my Newton;
the Psion actually has better import/export capabilities with Windows
than the Newton does, and the Psion has a decent word processor.
However, if there were a decent word processor for the OmniGo, I'd
buy one in a heartbeat. With the display and PCMCIA improvements in
the 120, it sounds like a winning bet. If there are decent software
development tools for the OmniGo that don't cost an arm and a leg,
so much the better. ;-) I've already seen mention of a terminal
program and text editor package for the OmniGo.
I have a Motorola PCMCIA modem that works fine in my Newton. It'd
be nice if I could use it on an OmniGo as well... any idea?
The big question is, of course, should I wait for an even better GEOS
based palmtop to come out? I know some new ones are due out soon...
-- Robert P. Poole -- Software Engineer, Informative Graphics Corp. robert@infograph.com, a.k.a. lionlad@dancris.com http://www.dancris.com/~lionlad