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> From owner-ogo@lifelike.com Wed Apr 3 14:02:35 1996
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> Date: Wed, 3 Apr 1996 11:30:02 -0800
> To: "MAJ Rusty L. Lingenfelter" <doim428@ia-ngnet.army.mil>, ogo@lifelike.com
> From: RobHerz@loop.com (Robert H. Herzstein)
> Subject: OG recall
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> >Robert H. Herzstein wrote:
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> >> I didn't hear of any OG's being recalled. What's that about??
> >> Information seems to be disolving, but it involved the first several
> >batches. Those with a SG54 series serial number. The problem was that if
> >you left the 'touch screen to turn on' checked and changed the batteries,
> >you could lose the data in RAM. I never had the problem, but I figured I
> >might as well get a new OG after 4 months. If you are not sure whether
> >you are efected, give HP a call. There may be info in one of the OG FAQs.
>
> My Omnigo serial number starts with SG54. I guess I'd better call HP....
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> I have noticed that when the OG gives a battery low warning it
> automatically turns off the "touch screen to turn on" option. Could that
> be related? Did they change anything else in the later units?
>
> -Robert
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