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emu48 on pocket pc
Message #1 Posted by axel on 22 Nov 2002, 10:21 a.m.

Has somebody in this forum any experience in running the WindowsCE-version of the Emu48 emulator?(http://nt.marin.esc.edu.ar/jpla/emu48ce/emu48ce.html)

I am going to buy an PDA (preferably HP Jornada 565) but would be sure the emulator runs safely.

Thanks for any advise, Axel.

      
Re: emu48 on pocket pc
Message #2 Posted by J.Manrique on 22 Nov 2002, 11:05 a.m.,
in response to message #1 by axel

Hello,

Try this:

http://web.jet.es/leobueno/emu48.htm

Best regards,

J.Manrique

            
Re: emu48 on pocket pc
Message #3 Posted by axel on 23 Nov 2002, 3:55 a.m.,
in response to message #2 by J.Manrique

Thank you for the link. I have some hope that the emulator will work on my new Jornada :-)

                  
Re: emu48 on pocket pc
Message #4 Posted by Chris Randle (UK) on 24 Nov 2002, 7:13 a.m.,
in response to message #3 by axel

I'm using it on a J568. It works a treat, if only to remind you why we still need calculators. The lack of tactile feedback and the smaller (calc) screen made the experience far less satisfying that I had been expecting.

The one thing I never got working was plug in RAM cards using files on the PocketPC.

                        
Re: emu48 on pocket pc
Message #5 Posted by axel on 24 Nov 2002, 4:40 p.m.,
in response to message #4 by Chris Randle (UK)

Of course - if you really like your calculator than the PDA emulator is probably only a weak substitue... But if you have your pocket PC anyway its a nice application to have on it.

This happens with all those gadgets: mobile phone + game boy + camera + gps etc, they try to put it all in one little casket, and nothing really works great because its nearly impossible to use one user interface for all apps - I doubt if this will be the future. But - may be, that's what the mainstream wants (?)

So long axel (Germany)


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