For more information, see http://www.apple.com/ipad/, and note the date
today.
Sean Luke
>In article <8c59mu$fdh$1...@cronkite.cs.umd.edu>, Sean Luke
><se...@jifsan.cs.umd.edu> wrote:
>
>> For more information, see http://www.apple.com/ipad/, and note the date
>> today.
>
>No such link. You are 404.
good one Sean --
you had me going until I reread your note about the date...
Steve weyer@.com<->kagi
http://members.bellatlantic.net/~sweyer/index.htm
>In article <8c59mu$fdh$1...@cronkite.cs.umd.edu>, Sean Luke
><se...@jifsan.cs.umd.edu> wrote:
>
>> For more information, see http://www.apple.com/ipad/, and note the date
>> today.
>
>No such link. You are 404.
No, _you_ are 4/01'd.
Matt
Yup.....I clicked on the link....good one, Sean
> For more information, see http://www.apple.com/ipad/, and note the date
> today.
Heh heh.
What worries me is just how close to the truth you might be...
--
Jonathan Sanderson <http://www.quern.demon.co.uk/jonathan>
'If I had more time, I would have written you a shorter letter' (Pascal)
In article <1e8ja98.wo2yda1yez1a0N%jona...@quern.demon.co.uk>,
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
Did your newsreader perhaps indicate that the original message was
posted on April 1?
Matt
> From: Sean Luke <se...@jifsan.cs.umd.edu>
The device is slightly larger than the
> Palm V, translucent smokey gray, with a 120dpi 480x320 color LCD screen
> and no Graffiti area. It runs off of the same LiON batteries as the Palm
> V, and has a backlight, a speaker and microphone, IR port, Palm-style
> docking port, PCMCIA and compact Flash slots, 16MB of RAM, and an SA7100
> processor jammed into a tiny space. Though it uses StrongARM, the iPad
> runs a modified version of PalmOS with an almost complete rewrite of the
> graphics engine and GUI widgets, borrowing liberally from Apple's
> homebrewed Quartz technology, according to Quartz team head Mike Paquette.
> The iPad also sports a near-complete Unicode font, Apple's Rosetta
> handwriting system, and Palm's fabled sync ...
Bravo!! It really had me going, and you know, all this is in line with
what we've heard and it would be about time that Apple developed a new pad.
Your writing remind me of the ongoing gags of David Acklam, a member in the
on-going Atari community. Three years ago he bosted of 500 mhz Atari clone
produced in Carrolton, TX. The following year he bosted of a 100 mhz upgrade
for the Atari STE and TT computers, and this year after moving from Dallas to
Tucson bosted of a newly developed user group of 300 users consisting of
various ST, TT, Falcon, and even Milan users.
All three occations our jaws dropped until the final punchline "...and
this would be really cool if this were not April 1st." :)
You come from a long line of fine liars Sean. ;)
Doctor Clu
FamilyNet <> Internet Gated Mail
http://www.fmlynet.org
On 1 Apr 2000 16:55:58 GMT, Sean Luke <se...@jifsan.cs.umd.edu> wrote:
>At this year's AET conference Apple Senior Technology VP Avadis Tevanian
>discussed and showed pictures of Apple's so far top-secret "iPad", their
>merging of Palm and Apple Newton technologies. He says Apple will
>distribute initial test versions of the device for a nominal cost to
>attendees of this years' WWDC. The device is slightly larger than the
>Palm V, translucent smokey gray, with a 120dpi 480x320 color LCD screen
>and no Graffiti area. It runs off of the same LiON batteries as the Palm
>V, and has a backlight, a speaker and microphone, IR port, Palm-style
>docking port, PCMCIA and compact Flash slots, 16MB of RAM, and an SA7100
>processor jammed into a tiny space. Though it uses StrongARM, the iPad
>runs a modified version of PalmOS with an almost complete rewrite of the
>graphics engine and GUI widgets, borrowing liberally from Apple's
>homebrewed Quartz technology, according to Quartz team head Mike Paquette.
>The iPad also sports a near-complete Unicode font, Apple's Rosetta
>handwriting system, and Palm's fabled sync software. Apple and Palm have
>struck a deal to jointly develop devices based on the revised operating
>system.
>
>For more information, see http://www.apple.com/ipad/, and note the date
>today.
>
>Sean Luke