Richard Dressler wrote:
> I am a graduate student and am considering purchasing a used Newton.
> Being on a restricted budget I am leaning towards a MP 130. What is a
> fair price? What are the basic accessories needed to use the device?
> Any advice is greatly appreciated as well as any leads on where to
> purchase one.
FWIW, I've got a new MP130, with cables for Macintosh and PC computers,
not in the original box, no AC adapter, for $156. I bought it as a spare
for my 2100, so I did also look for a non-upgraded MP2000 and the
cheapests I could find were still around $350, which is more than twice
what you would pay for a 130.
If you can fork the additional money, I would strongly suggest you look
for a 2000, that you could upgrade to a 2100 later.
-Laurent.
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Developer, Object Factory, Substrate Fannie Mae
Phone: 703-833-4266 mailto:Laurent_Daudelin@fanniemae.com
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