On Sun, 26 Apr 1998, Grant Stockly wrote:
> What methods of typing are there besides speech recognition? I want a
> small way to type, but it should have semi-large buttons.
>
> Has anoyone designed a computer with a 386 PC 104? That sounds good... It
> would be a start to a wearable computer for people on a tight budjet, but
> also uses a standard so upgrading would be easy... Just wondering because
> I was thinking about going that way...
>
> About the glasses, what do you guys suggest as a monitor? I'd like to see
> the entire screen... :)
>
There was a message posted earlier today regarding a website that
had inexpensive displays, etc. It's a wearable computer co-op which is
aiming to lower costs through buying in quanitity. They have plans there
for a PC/104 386 that costs ~US$850, not including hard drive and power
supply. That price does include the PD-5 monochrome display ($375) and the
Twiddler one-handed keyboard/mouse ($200). If I can get the cash
together, this is the route that I plan to take.
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they don't care which way you insert your dollar."
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