Mobile Resources
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Internet
Newton
- Anonymous ftp
- Apple ftp site: ftp.apple.com (130.43.2.3) /pie/newton
- sumex-aim.stanford.edu (36.44.0.6) /info-mac/Newton
- mac.archive.umich.edu (141.211.120.11) /newton
- newton.uiowa.edu (128.255.63.55) /pub/newton
- ftp.uni-erlangen.de (131.188.2.43) /pub/Newton
- ftp.cc.umanitoba.ca (130.179.16.24) /Mac-Develop/Newton
- USENET Newsgroups
- comp.sys.newton.programmer
- comp.sys.newton.misc
- comp.binaries.newton
- comp.sys.newton.announce
Zoomer/GEOS
- Anonymous ftp
- ftp.biostat.washington.edu (128.95.21.103) /pub/zoomer
- USENET Newsgroups
- comp.os.geos
Wireless
- Archives
- csd4.csd.uwm.edu (129.89.7.4) /pub/Portables/Wireless
- USENET Newsgroups
- comp.std.wireless
- comp.dcom.lans.wireless
PCMCIA
- Archives
- csd4.csd.uwm.edu (129.89.7.4) /pub/Portables/PCMCIA
- USENET Newsgroups
- alt.periphs.pcmcia
PenPoint
- Mailing lists
- Anonymous ftp
- Archive of the PenPoint mailing list: netcom.com (192.100.81.100) /pub/de/penpoint.Z
General
- USENET Newsgroups
- comp.sys.pen, comp.sys.handhelds
CompuServe
CompuServe has many resources that support pen-based computing. Among the most popular are the following online forums which support pen-based computers, PDAs and palmtops:
- GO NEWTON (Newton users forum)
- GO NEWTDEV (Newton developers forum)
- GO PALMTOP (supports most palmtop computers and PDAs)
- GO PENFORUM
The Pen Technology Forum is mostly developer oriented, but includes support for Penpoint, the EO units, and various pen-based software packages.
Additional online areas will be added in the months ahead to support all aspects of portable and pen-based computing and wireless communications.
The primary managers for the above areas are:
- Ron Luks — 76703,254
- Neil Shapiro — 76703,401
For a free introductory CompuServe membership kit, which includes a $15 usage credit and one month’s free standard subscription (an $8.95 value) please call 1-800-524-3388 and ask for operator 307.
Mail Order
The 5-hour videocourse, “Introduction to Pen Computing” is now available. The course, sponsored by Hewlett-Packard, provides viewers with an in-depth look at: current pen hardware and software, real-world pen computing applications, and communications options for pen computing.
The complete series—5 videotapes with course notes—is US $249 and individual tapes are priced at $59 each. For more information, call Janet Morgan at (408) 255-6790, fax (415) 328-7154, Internet email: [email protected].
Events
COMPFAIR 94, 7th International Computer Exhibition and Fair, October 11-15, 1994. Budapest International Fair Centre. For more information, contact COMPEXPO Ltd. Co., (361) 117-1933, (361) 117-0436 (fax).
PC Expo, October 19-21, 1994. Chicago, Illinois. For more information, contact Bruno Blenheim, Inc., 1-201-346-1400, 1-201-346-1532 (fax).
WIN-DEV West 1994, October 24-28, 1994. Santa Clara, California. An international developers conference for Windows. For more information, call 1-800-218-4194, 1-508-649-2162 (fax).
GeoWorks Technology Summit ’94, October 25, 1994. Hyatt Regency, Burlingame, California. The conference includes marketing and technical tracks to understand the consumer computing device market. For more information, call 1-800-524-1857 ext. 1214.
3rd Annual Wireless Data Conference & Exhibition, October 26-28, 1994. Sheraton Place Hotel, San Francisco, California. Sessions and tutorials will cover wireless LANs, mobile data networks, and PDAs. For more information, contact Wireless Magazine at 1-201-285-1500, 1-201-285-1519 (fax).
COMDEX Fall ’94, November 14-18. Las Vegas, Nevada. Over 2,000 exhibitors and countless others are expected to attend this annual desert classic. For more information, please contact The Interface Group at 1-617-499-6600, 1-617-449-2674 (fax).
PDA Forum, January 11-12, 1995. San Jose, California. An ‘invitation’ only conference bringing corporate users and PDA developers together. For more information, contact Jon Covington at 1-415-252-8008, 1-415-252-8055 (fax).
Transcribed from Pen-Based Computing, Volume 4, Number 8 — October 1994. Page 15.