something to do with the way the Newton OS stores it's data. It needs linear
flash, which I guess is more like RAM, as opposed to ATA flash, which is I
guess analagous to a hard drive. I'm not really sure what linear nor ATA
mean, but give it a try if you've got access to one. I could be wrong. Check
the Newton FAQs. I know one talks about memory types.
myq
>Why is this? Is there a voltage difference? Supposedly the card will work
>with laptops and macs.
>> I believve the answer is "no". Sorry.
>>
>> >Anyone know if Compact Flash Memory will work on a Newton with a PCMCIA
>> >adaptor?
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