At 03:35 PM 6/20/1996 -0400, you wrote:
>On Thu, 20 Jun 1996, Joel Shandelman wrote:
>
>My opinion lies with the value of the pen-based functionality. If
>keyboardless operation and particuarly Graffiti are high on your list of
>likes, then the OGO is the way to go. If not then clearly the LX series
>are superior in virtually every respect, though some do not like the
>numeric entry part of the keypad. The screen is larger an more
>"standard", DOS based and the spreadsheet etc. apps actually talk to
>mainstream applications. The difference in cost is a judgement call.
> >
>> Ladies and Gentlemen,
>>
>> Given some of the frustrations relating the "uniqueness" of the OG
>> from a SDK perspective, would the extra cost of the HP200LX be justified
>> by the greater availability of public domain software?
>>
>> I haven't yet bought an OG but am rather waiting to make a decision
>> based on the discussions of this list. More and more it looks like
>> an HP200LX is a better way to go given that the free software suite
>> could justify the extra expense.
>>
>> -- Joel
>>
>> On Jun 20, 14:02, David M. Elins wrote:
>> > Subject: Hex calculator for the OmniGo
>> > Before I go off and reinvent the wheel (which might take just about as
>> > long :-) does anyone know of a full hexadecimal calculator
>> > implementation for the OmniGo - there is a nice IZL decimal <-> hex
>> > converter
>> > see Max Mansour's excellent omnigo page
>> > http://www.gis.net/~mmansour/omnigo/omnigo.html), but I'm
>> > looking for something that does full arithmetic, including bitshifts and
>> > logical operations (and maybe even binary and octal).
>> >
>> > David
>> >
>> > --
>> > _____________________________________________________________________
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>> > ________________________________________|____________________________
>> >-- End of excerpt from David M. Elins
>>
>>
>>
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