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1997-07-15 - hand-held computers Re: Electronic commerce has long way to go

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From: Bryce <bryce@digicash.com>
To: Marc Briceno <marc.briceno@usa.net>
Message Hash: 3a4a8e6faefaef77708e1fcdc865a328ba5dd405ff01d084560e819f5612ddc8
Message ID: <199707151053.MAA17126@digicash.com>
Reply To: <3.0.2.32.19970714222941.006a57d0@pop.ccnet.com>
UTC Datetime: 1997-07-15 10:58:54 UTC
Raw Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 18:58:54 +0800

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From: Bryce <bryce@digicash.com>
Date: Tue, 15 Jul 1997 18:58:54 +0800
To: Marc Briceno <marc.briceno@usa.net>
Subject: hand-held computers Re: Electronic commerce has long way to go
In-Reply-To: <3.0.2.32.19970714222941.006a57d0@pop.ccnet.com>
Message-ID: <199707151053.MAA17126@digicash.com>
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> After watching Ian Goldberg's demo of all the neat things one can do on an
> US Robotics Palm Pilot PDA, I decided to purchase such a device.


Hm.  I have already sent out e-mails to on-line merchants 
asking if I can order a Newton, because I've heard from several
people that Newton has a superior user interface, and I know 
that its CPU is super fast.


Unfortunately there is not yet any PGP or Ecash for Newton 
publically available.


How about for Pilot?


Is there gcc or any other C compiler for Pilot?  (There is not,
yet, for Newton a publically available C compiler AFAIK.)


What _are_ the cool things Ian Goldberg can do with a Pilot, 
anyway?


Regards,

nobody in particular

Disclaimers follow:  I am not a crook.  NOT speaking for DigiCash 
or any other person or organization.  No PGP sig follows.

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