edlinfan (23:34:33)
Haha this is my "poor man's Z88". Those are rare and coveted stateside, while a mailstation is ewaste prices because there's very little software for it

mirrorbird (23:33:17)
edlin: check out this one too, i knew a guy who was a big fan (he ran a user group) https://en.wikipedia.org

edlinfan (23:33:00)
it had little enough storage you'd have to delete messages FREQUENTLY rather than keeping an archive!

Agemixer (23:32:26)
Just uploaded the XM version of Time to Time:)

mirrorbird (23:28:21)
unless you're a hump-and-dump e-dater

mirrorbird (23:28:08)
"The device could hold up to four hundred messages and up to one thousand contacts." -- isn't it weird to think you'd have more contacts than messages??

mirrorbird (23:25:59)
how am i going to listen to my ".ra" files (a question i also asked myself on Netscape 3o n Windows)

edlinfan (23:23:30)
No sound out, sadly (unless you want to bitbang a pin on the parallel port!)

edlinfan (23:22:52)
Similar idea, but with a qwerty keyboard and an LCD that can display 64x16 text with a reasonable font

mirrorbird (23:21:54)
(probably technically not. but Amstrad bought the Speccy rights, and made various z80 machines. i have no idea what was in an E-mailer, surely not a z80)

Marsmosh

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