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Subject: Re: Laptop //c
From: "julian814" <julian814@hotmail.com>
Date: 26 Feb 2006 04:19:11 -0800
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sicklittlemonkey wrote:
> It seems the eMate has a 25MHz ARM7, which is definitely powerful
> enough to emulate an Apple II - assuming NewtonOS doesn't impose too
> much overhead - and I know this from experience.
>
> The emulation route is going to be a lot easier than hacking hardware.
> There's plenty of emulation source code around and C++ tools exist for
> development. Have fun!

Well, like I said, I contacted the guy who was working on the emulator,
plus I found the foremost authority on Newton OS and asked him if he
would help me with an emulator if nothing came of the other guy.

Oh, an update on the Powerbooks - I got sniped. Wasn't willing to pay
more than $50 (including shipping) for two laptops that might not even
yield one working model. I'm not that upset, though, because I'd really
rather work with an eMate instead.

Ralph Glatt

References:
- Laptop //c
  - From: "julian814" <julian814@hotmail.com>
- Re: Laptop //c
  - From: "julian814" <julian814@hotmail.com>
- Re: Laptop //c
  - From: "sicklittlemonkey" <Nick.Westgate@gmail.com>

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