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Spotted: Old-school Palm
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http://www.i-am-asian.com/
Check out the old school palm next to the laptop...
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16-May-2006 11:48
Palm Vx - not that old school.
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16-May-2006 12:12
Looks b&w to me... thats old school if you are a young person (I still qualify i think :-))
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16-May-2006 15:28
Old school would be a Psion III, or a Newton ;)
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OT - I have a Newton 1000 and 1200 along with all the accessories.
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