The eMate vs Dana vs Neo showdown!
The blood vs. Dana vs. Neo showdown!
Looking for the perfect machine to write back
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In 2001, when my main laptop is 6.1 pounds a G3 "Pismo" Powerbook with 90 minutes of battery life, I discovered Alphasmart Dana, a pound of writing two machines with a full-size keyboard, running on Palm operating system, you may synchronize with your main computer, and will operate for 25 hours on a single charge.After getting a Dana as a gift, I used to keep a diary of "Robot Stories" distribution process and to write some of my first screenplay for Marvel comics, while on the road. I liked being able to carry it around a backpack or purse without feeling the weight at all. I liked being able to use the subway without the same level of anxiety I pulled out a $ 3000 laptop. I loved the instant on / off nature of the machine. And I dug as a simple interface combined with an incredibly long battery life and portability Supreme encouraged me to write when I had the opportunity or inspiration....
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