"thomas k." <nimrod at netzero.net> writes:

> You might look into the Vadem Clio:      http://www.vadem.com
> 
> 640x480 256 color _touch screen_ display, 16-32 MB ram.

Very slick mechanical design.

However,  with a similar physical feature-set and more versatility
from an operating systems/software standpoint, the Sharp that Mr. Kay
mentions as well as the NEC Ready 120L and the Toshiba Libretto 1100
should definitely also be considered.

I'm peering carefully at all these machines now.  Trying to figure out 
whether any of them will actually meet my needs (Being partially blind 
makes one acutely aware of ergonimic issues, and actual usability is
crucial since this device is a handwriting replacement for me as my
own handwriting is so bad even I can't read it :)

-Chris
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