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From: Kevin Fries <kfries@CSN.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 02:10:00 -0600
Subject: Re: has this been your exp
Hi Magic, Ted Sullivan writes: > Have I really screwed up here by buying a Sony Magic > Link instead of a Newton? I think once you begin using it and get the Where do I buy stuff behind you, you will not be asking that question. My PIC-1000 is more capable in many ways than many peoples Newtons. Sony does seem to go way out of their way to make this much harder than it needs to be. One of the biggest problems that I have had on a day to day basis is people thinking that my ML is a toy. Just yesterday, I was complaining to my boss how the system was set up in such a way that I am unable to dial in an collect EMail. (my company owns an ISP). He informed me that we only support PPP and SLIP connection. When I told him that my ML not only ran PPP protocols but a TCP/IP stack and a fully graphical WWW browser, his response was to hold his hands in such a way as to indicate something the size of my ML and said On your...your...your . I then confimed Yea, Bert, on my palmtop . The look of astonishment could not be described. He had only seen the Newton before this and was totally unimpressed. Now,well lets just say that there may be two new MLs in the office soon. > Where is the best place to purchase such devices > and software that always have stock & have met a friendly > FedEx person who will deliver the products to Canada > since they took geography in grade 5 too. There is a store/mailorder place where I have always had great luck with. I have never seen an IS office yet without at least 4-5 of their catalogs laying arround. Their name is Elec-Tek. You can find them on the web at http://www.elektek.com. Also, have you checked out 1-800-EGGHEAD? They are now selling MLs Kevin Fries
From: Luke Derossi <lderossi@COMCAT.COM>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 06:51:50 -0400
Subject: Re: Untitled
Tony San Juan wrote: >What's PRESTO? Tony, The Presto! products are Presto!Mail and Presto!Links. Repectively, they enable your Magic Cap device to retrieve mail and graphically surf the web, both through your own Internet Service Provider (using a PPP connection). They are bundled into one product, available through General Magic at (888)CONJURE (266-5873), or from Sony at (800) 571-SONY, extension 333. Check http://www.genmagic.com/PrestoLink/ for the whole scoop. :) Regards, Luke Derossi for General Magic, Inc.
From: Luke Derossi <lderossi@COMCAT.COM>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 06:50:45 -0400
Subject: Re: RadioMail or Personalink
Alan Latteri wrote: > > I just got an Envoy 100 and am wondering which service is better. I have > not yet activated the ARDIS contract so I have flexibility in which I > choose. I would like to enjoy internet email, stock qoute & portfolio > summary, and news. Online banking would be great to. > > Sincerly, > > Alan Alan, AT&T has discontinued the PersonaLink service, so it is no longer an option. You might want to look at Farcast, from Sony New Technologies, for extensive news and stock retrieval, with 'profile' bots that watch for articles within user specified parameters. Also, if you are actively trading you might also wish to look at Magic Broker, also from Sony New Technologies. It provides communicator access to the PC Financial Network. You can learn more about both of these packages at http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/Magic/software.html. If you use the web for news, stocks, etc. you may wish to check out the Presto! software bundle, which include Presto!Mail 1.5 for retrieving mail via an Internet Service Provider and Presto!Links 1.0 for graphically surfing the web. The Presto! products do not work wirelessly with the ARDIS network however; they require a PPP dialup connection. Regards, Luke Derossi for General Magic, Inc.
From: Scott Wood <swood@WWNET.COM>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 10:05:39 -0400
Subject: Re: Pocket Quicken
Curt Steindler wrote: > > OK, now its personal. > > One of the main reasons I wanted a ML was so I could use Pocket Quicken. > However, for some reason unknown to man or nature, Pocket Quicken was not > included on the PIC-2000. > > I have called Intuit, they do not sell it directly, nor do they know how I > can get it. In other words, I can not get it for love nor money. > > I do not understand this attitude. The development costs have already been > paid. Going through a company like Outfitters Direct their would not even be > any production costs. All they would have to do is rake in the money. > > So, I am sending out a general beseach. I KNOW that General Magic and Sony > demigod/desse/s regularly read this list. Please help me find a way to get > this package. I will pay any (reasonable) amount of money. (Reasonable is > defined as less than the desktop application costs, lets keep some > perspective.) > > If anyone has any ideas (short of going to my local Good Guys and using their > display ML to beam the Pocket Quickent package to my ML) please let me know. > > Thanks, > > Curt Steindler I agree with you 100%. I am a heavy user of Quicken also. I would not of bought the Link if it did not have Quicken available. I will not upgrade to the PIC 2000 if it doesn't have something to support quicken. From what I have heard this seems to be a corporate problem. Intuit wanted to have Sony sign a long term contract with them. Not only for the PIC-2000 but for other units in the future. Sony did not want this long of a commitment and Intuit would not accept anything less. THIS IS ONLY RUMOR, I DO NOT HAVE ANY FACT TO BACK THIS UP. I work for a large corporate company and I could see this happening. I am sure that both companies would want to see the sales from this but both of them have there long term strategies to follow. Maybe the sales numbers of the Links were too low for Intuit to commit to the product. I Just read another post about using Pen Cell for Quicken. Maybe this could be a way for Sony and Pen Cell to solve the problem of not having Quicken in the PIC-2000. Scott Wood
From: Dave Mayfield <qste@REVEALED.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 08:39:07 -0500
Subject: Re: WTB: Magic Link PIC 2000
Sorry but this is a package and I do not want to split it up. Thanks! At 11:12 PM 9/14/96 -0400, you wrote: >Dave Mayfield wrote: >> >> Here is the stuff I have for sale, all in great shape. >> >> Sony PIC-2000 and accessories for sale, all in excellent condition! >> >> Includes: >> >> - Sony PIC-2000 >> - Lithium-Ion Battery >> - Power Cable >> - 2MB PCMCIA SRAM >> - Magic Link Keyboard >> - Magic Exchange for Windows and Cable >> - Sony Wireless Modem Link (software only) >> - AHA! InkWriter software & manual >> - Nimble Scribe handwriting recognition software & manual >> - Assorted games and manuals >> - Magic Cap Complete & Presenting Magic Cap books >> - All original boxes, manuals, materials, case, receipts >> >> $700.00 including shipping. >> I will be home most all of this weekend, so you can call me or E-Mail, I >> check my E-Mail several times each day. >> >> 309-797-3824 >> >> Dave >> >> At 12:00 AM 9/14/96 -1000, you wrote: >> >Since I love my PIC 1000 so much I have decided to embark on a quest for >> >a used PIC 2000! Im not sure when Sony or Gen magic will allow my lowly >> >PIC 1000 to use a PCMCIA modem with good speed so I will just opt for a >> >ML with the modem built in at 14.4. >> > >> >Anyone want to sell thier PIC 2000? Please send me the offers! >> > >> >aloha! >> >\\scott\\ >> >scott@hisurf.com >> > >> ========================================================================== >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer >> =========================================================================== >I would like to purchase the Scribe, Exchange and cable, and >2MB Sram card. How much would each cost, and the cost of the package. >Thanks. > ========================================================================== QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer ===========================================================================
From: Scott Wood <swood@WWNET.COM>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 10:14:10 -0400
Subject: Re: Pocket Quicken
Mike Lombrozo wrote: > > Curt Steindler wrote: > > So, I am sending out a general beseach. I KNOW that General Magic and Sony > > demigod/desse/s regularly read this list. Please help me find a way to get > > this package. I will pay any (reasonable) amount of money. (Reasonable is > > defined as less than the desktop application costs, lets keep some > > perspective.) > > > > If anyone has any ideas (short of going to my local Good Guys and using their > > display ML to beam the Pocket Quickent package to my ML) please let me know. > > Curt > > I also use Quicken and wanted the Smart Wallet on the PIC. Now I use > Pencell and am quite happy. Not as slick as Smart Wallet, but it > works. I now have a spreadsheet app to use for other stuff like expense > tracking and price comparisons. Are you aware that you also have to buy > Quicken Connect ($40) to get Smart Wallet to talk to Quicken? > > -- > Mike Lombrozo > San Clemente, CA I would like to get more info on how you do this? This has stopped me from upgrading to the PIC-2000. Maybe this is the answer. Thanks Scott Wood
From: Wayne Sanderson <whsander@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 09:11:39 -0700
Subject: Re: Pocket Quicken
Scott Wood writes: > I agree with you 100%. I am a heavy user of > Quicken also. I would not > of bought the Link if it did not have Quicken > available. I will not > upgrade to the PIC 2000 if it doesn't have > something to support quicken. I intend to upgrade to a second or, if available, a third generation device sometime after the first of the year. When I do I will keep my PIC1000, and probably use it in some fashion as a support device for the new main unit. If the new device does not include PQ, I intend to copy it from the PIC1000, and then pack up that original. Since I will keep the 1000, and will only be using one copy of the software, which I originally bought fair and square by the way, I don't feel that there is anything morally incorrect about this. Legality is another matter, although if the license agreement is like most others you as the purchaser have the limited right to operate one working copy of the software on one device. Does anyone have the license handy to check this out? P.S.- For all you folks who can't purchase PQ for your PIC2000s-try lying to Intuit: tell them you are beta testing a Neonet or another device in development that you know for sure is not yet bundled with PQ; maybe you can trick the crooks into sending you a free copy for evaluation! (Yeah, I guess I'm kidding, but it sounds like justice to me...)
From: Tony San Juan <san17@MARS.SUPERLINK.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 13:19:59 -0400
Subject: Re: WTB: Magic Link PIC 2000
Dave Mayfield wrote: > > Sorry but this is a package and I do not want to split it up. Thanks! > > At 11:12 PM 9/14/96 -0400, you wrote: > >Dave Mayfield wrote: > >> > >> Here is the stuff I have for sale, all in great shape. > >> > >> Sony PIC-2000 and accessories for sale, all in excellent condition! > >> > >> Includes: > >> > >> - Sony PIC-2000 > >> - Lithium-Ion Battery > >> - Power Cable > >> - 2MB PCMCIA SRAM > >> - Magic Link Keyboard > >> - Magic Exchange for Windows and Cable > >> - Sony Wireless Modem Link (software only) > >> - AHA! InkWriter software & manual > >> - Nimble Scribe handwriting recognition software & manual > >> - Assorted games and manuals > >> - Magic Cap Complete & Presenting Magic Cap books > >> - All original boxes, manuals, materials, case, receipts > >> > >> $700.00 including shipping. > >> I will be home most all of this weekend, so you can call me or E-Mail, I > >> check my E-Mail several times each day. > >> > >> 309-797-3824 > >> > >> Dave > >> > >> At 12:00 AM 9/14/96 -1000, you wrote: > >> >Since I love my PIC 1000 so much I have decided to embark on a quest for > >> >a used PIC 2000! Im not sure when Sony or Gen magic will allow my lowly > >> >PIC 1000 to use a PCMCIA modem with good speed so I will just opt for a > >> >ML with the modem built in at 14.4. > >> > > >> >Anyone want to sell thier PIC 2000? Please send me the offers! > >> > > >> >aloha! > >> >\\scott\\ > >> >scott@hisurf.com > >> > > >> ========================================================================== > >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net > >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste > >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 > >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer > >> =========================================================================== > >I would like to purchase the Scribe, Exchange and cable, and > >2MB Sram card. How much would each cost, and the cost of the package. > >Thanks. > > > ========================================================================== > QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net > P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste > Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 > TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer > =========================================================================== Where did you buy all your software? I'm not really sure where to get accessories for my PIC-1000
From: Tony San Juan <san17@MARS.SUPERLINK.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 13:17:50 -0400
Subject: Re: Untitled
RKI003@AOL.COM wrote: > > [This message may have contained graphics created by a Magic Cap device on > America Online.] > > Dear Magic, > I just received my coupon Presto set. It took all of five minutes to set up > with Worldnet and has worked perfectly over the past two days. I have used > the mail and selected over twenty web sites. I have even used browsers so > long as I set the amount I want returned. I have had no problems, am not a > computer maven, and just cannot understand why all the bad publicity. I > commend all who were a part of it and truly believes it puts Plink to shame > as well as AOL which I will soon be leaving. To those who have had problems, > persist, it will be well worth it. Would you like to sell to me the presto link/mail package since you've installed it in your magic cap already?
From: Josh Schrier <0schrier_j@SPCVXA.SPC.EDU>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 13:52:01 -0400
Subject: Where to get cool demos
You don't hear a lot about Magic Cap software. Where can I pick up some neat demos on the web? Also, how about shareware and freeware...the Spies archive hasn't changed much...is anyone writing Magic Cap software these days? Talk soon --Josh
From: Dave Mayfield <qste@REVEALED.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 14:18:53 -0500
Subject: Re: WTB: Magic Link PIC 2000
I have bought most of my stuff direct from Sony, I drive to Chicago and go in to the Sony store. You can find the phone number at http://www.sony.com I think thats right! Dave At 01:19 PM 9/15/96 -0400, you wrote: >Dave Mayfield wrote: >> >> Sorry but this is a package and I do not want to split it up. Thanks! >> >> At 11:12 PM 9/14/96 -0400, you wrote: >> >Dave Mayfield wrote: >> >> >> >> Here is the stuff I have for sale, all in great shape. >> >> >> >> Sony PIC-2000 and accessories for sale, all in excellent condition! >> >> >> >> Includes: >> >> >> >> - Sony PIC-2000 >> >> - Lithium-Ion Battery >> >> - Power Cable >> >> - 2MB PCMCIA SRAM >> >> - Magic Link Keyboard >> >> - Magic Exchange for Windows and Cable >> >> - Sony Wireless Modem Link (software only) >> >> - AHA! InkWriter software & manual >> >> - Nimble Scribe handwriting recognition software & manual >> >> - Assorted games and manuals >> >> - Magic Cap Complete & Presenting Magic Cap books >> >> - All original boxes, manuals, materials, case, receipts >> >> >> >> $700.00 including shipping. >> >> I will be home most all of this weekend, so you can call me or E-Mail, I >> >> check my E-Mail several times each day. >> >> >> >> 309-797-3824 >> >> >> >> Dave >> >> >> >> At 12:00 AM 9/14/96 -1000, you wrote: >> >> >Since I love my PIC 1000 so much I have decided to embark on a quest for >> >> >a used PIC 2000! Im not sure when Sony or Gen magic will allow my lowly >> >> >PIC 1000 to use a PCMCIA modem with good speed so I will just opt for a >> >> >ML with the modem built in at 14.4. >> >> > >> >> >Anyone want to sell thier PIC 2000? Please send me the offers! >> >> > >> >> >aloha! >> >> >\\scott\\ >> >> >scott@hisurf.com >> >> > >> >> ========================================================================== >> >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net >> >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste >> >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 >> >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer >> >> =========================================================================== >> >I would like to purchase the Scribe, Exchange and cable, and >> >2MB Sram card. How much would each cost, and the cost of the package. >> >Thanks. >> > >> ========================================================================== >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer >> =========================================================================== >Where did you buy all your software? I'm not really sure where >to get accessories for my PIC-1000 > ========================================================================== QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer ===========================================================================
From: Tony San Juan <san17@MARS.SUPERLINK.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 18:30:12 -0400
Subject: Re: WTB: Magic Link PIC 2000
Dave Mayfield wrote: > > I have bought most of my stuff direct from Sony, I drive to Chicago and go > in to the Sony store. You can find the phone number at http://www.sony.com I > think thats right! > > Dave > At 01:19 PM 9/15/96 -0400, you wrote: > >Dave Mayfield wrote: > >> > >> Sorry but this is a package and I do not want to split it up. Thanks! > >> > >> At 11:12 PM 9/14/96 -0400, you wrote: > >> >Dave Mayfield wrote: > >> >> > >> >> Here is the stuff I have for sale, all in great shape. > >> >> > >> >> Sony PIC-2000 and accessories for sale, all in excellent condition! > >> >> > >> >> Includes: > >> >> > >> >> - Sony PIC-2000 > >> >> - Lithium-Ion Battery > >> >> - Power Cable > >> >> - 2MB PCMCIA SRAM > >> >> - Magic Link Keyboard > >> >> - Magic Exchange for Windows and Cable > >> >> - Sony Wireless Modem Link (software only) > >> >> - AHA! InkWriter software & manual > >> >> - Nimble Scribe handwriting recognition software & manual > >> >> - Assorted games and manuals > >> >> - Magic Cap Complete & Presenting Magic Cap books > >> >> - All original boxes, manuals, materials, case, receipts > >> >> > >> >> $700.00 including shipping. > >> >> I will be home most all of this weekend, so you can call me or E-Mail, I > >> >> check my E-Mail several times each day. > >> >> > >> >> 309-797-3824 > >> >> > >> >> Dave > >> >> > >> >> At 12:00 AM 9/14/96 -1000, you wrote: > >> >> >Since I love my PIC 1000 so much I have decided to embark on a quest for > >> >> >a used PIC 2000! Im not sure when Sony or Gen magic will allow my lowly > >> >> >PIC 1000 to use a PCMCIA modem with good speed so I will just opt for a > >> >> >ML with the modem built in at 14.4. > >> >> > > >> >> >Anyone want to sell thier PIC 2000? Please send me the offers! > >> >> > > >> >> >aloha! > >> >> >\\scott\\ > >> >> >scott@hisurf.com > >> >> > > >> >> ========================================================================== > >> >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net > >> >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste > >> >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 > >> >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming > Dealer > >> >> > =========================================================================== > >> >I would like to purchase the Scribe, Exchange and cable, and > >> >2MB Sram card. How much would each cost, and the cost of the package. > >> >Thanks. > >> > > >> ========================================================================== > >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net > >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste > >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 > >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer > >> =========================================================================== > >Where did you buy all your software? I'm not really sure where > >to get accessories for my PIC-1000 > > > Could you sell me the Scribe software? Or if possible, the Magic X-Change also. Thanks
From: Robert Kantor <r.kantor@POSTOFFICE.WORLDNET.ATT.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 22:15:56 +0000
Subject: Re: Untitled
contact me directly at rki003@aol.com for further discussion on your request. At 05:17 PM 9/15/96 +0000, you wrote: >RKI003@AOL.COM wrote: >> >> [This message may have contained graphics created by a Magic Cap device on >> America Online.] >> >> Dear Magic, >> I just received my coupon Presto set. It took all of five minutes to set up >> with Worldnet and has worked perfectly over the past two days. I have used >> the mail and selected over twenty web sites. I have even used browsers so >> long as I set the amount I want returned. I have had no problems, am not a >> computer maven, and just cannot understand why all the bad publicity. I >> commend all who were a part of it and truly believes it puts Plink to shame >> as well as AOL which I will soon be leaving. To those who have had problems, >> persist, it will be well worth it. > >Would you like to sell to me the presto link/mail package since >you've installed it in your magic cap already? >
From: Victor Carreon <vcarreon@ASYST.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 18:31:03 -0700
Subject: ML Limitations?
Does anyone know how much information I can put on a ML-1000 and a ML-2000? Specifically phone numbers, calendar items. Thanks, Vic
From: Victor Carreon <vcarreon@ASYST.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 18:29:30 -0700
Subject: Re: WTB: Magic Link PIC 2000
Dave Mayfield wrote: Is this still available? I'm interested. Vic vcarreon@asyst.net > > Sorry but this is a package and I do not want to split it up. Thanks! > > At 11:12 PM 9/14/96 -0400, you wrote: > >Dave Mayfield wrote: > >> > >> Here is the stuff I have for sale, all in great shape. > >> > >> Sony PIC-2000 and accessories for sale, all in excellent condition! > >> > >> Includes: > >> > >> - Sony PIC-2000 > >> - Lithium-Ion Battery > >> - Power Cable > >> - 2MB PCMCIA SRAM > >> - Magic Link Keyboard > >> - Magic Exchange for Windows and Cable > >> - Sony Wireless Modem Link (software only) > >> - AHA! InkWriter software & manual > >> - Nimble Scribe handwriting recognition software & manual > >> - Assorted games and manuals > >> - Magic Cap Complete & Presenting Magic Cap books > >> - All original boxes, manuals, materials, case, receipts > >> > >> $700.00 including shipping. > >> I will be home most all of this weekend, so you can call me or E-Mail, I > >> check my E-Mail several times each day. > >> > >> 309-797-3824 > >> > >> Dave > >> > >> At 12:00 AM 9/14/96 -1000, you wrote: > >> >Since I love my PIC 1000 so much I have decided to embark on a quest for > >> >a used PIC 2000! Im not sure when Sony or Gen magic will allow my lowly > >> >PIC 1000 to use a PCMCIA modem with good speed so I will just opt for a > >> >ML with the modem built in at 14.4. > >> > > >> >Anyone want to sell thier PIC 2000? Please send me the offers! > >> > > >> >aloha! > >> >\\scott\\ > >> >scott@hisurf.com > >> > > >> ========================================================================== > >> QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net > >> P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste > >> Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 > >> TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer > >> =========================================================================== > >I would like to purchase the Scribe, Exchange and cable, and > >2MB Sram card. How much would each cost, and the cost of the package. > >Thanks. > > > ========================================================================== > QST Electronics! Internet:qste@revealed.net > P.O. Box 602 Moline,Illinois http://home.revealed.net/qste > Phone: 309-762-6010 FAX: 309-797-3827 > TVRO Satellite Scanners, Cb's Showtime Satellite Networks Programming Dealer > ===========================================================================
From: Victor Carreon <vcarreon@ASYST.NET>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 18:36:20 -0700
Subject: ML vs Newton
Which one is better and why?
From: Paul Czarnecki <pZ@CUSTOMLINE.COM>
Date: Sun, 15 Sep 1996 22:32:01 -0400
Subject: Re: ML vs Newton
