hi.

I didn't realize how useful handspring visor is until I got one. This thing
has a pretty good calculator (logic, etc) and the ability to enter pic code!
It also shows pdf files (read data sheets) and about the size of a
calculator. Being cheap, I got a refurb one for $100.

Now I can also read and respond to piclist e mails on the bus without taking
the HUGE laptop!

myke predko wrote on 10/22/01 6:29 am:

>Hi Folks,
>
>This will probably be of
>interest to many of you:
>
>I've discovered a couple of
>very inexpensive calculators
>that Hex, Binary, Decimal
>and Octal capabilities.  Both
>are $8.00 Canadian, and
>provide many (if not more)
>functions of much more
>expensive programmer's
>calculators:
>

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