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On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 13:35:08 GMT, "*ProteanThread*" <abuse@yahoo.com>
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>> On Wed, 14 Apr 2004 04:15:09 GMT, "*ProteanThread*" <abuse@yahoo.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >is there such a monster ?
>> >--
>> >Woodzy
>>
>> Two that I can think of...
>> An old original Gameboy cart and there's one "inside" the SharkMX.
>>
>
>You wouldn't happen to have titles for these would you ? can they be used
>as diaries ? i'd like to find them on ebay.
One is called "Personal Organizer" by InfoGenius as one of their
"Productive Pak" products. The thing is not intended to collect much
data, it's more of a gimmic than a usefull cart. A cheap $18 Casio
Databank can store about as much data as this product.
The other is the Gameshark "SharkMX". The SharkMX requires
"activation" from Gameshark and they have discontinued the service and
you can no longer get an MX registered... so there's no way to access
the PIM functions. (I know this, I own one.)
As for keeping a diary, you will get very tired of trying to put any
meaningfull amount of info into a Gameboy, the interface is just not
designed to do that. Ask your friends and neighbors if they have an
old Palm 3 that they will give you... you will be surprized at the
number of those things that are just collecting dust out there.
Lastly, I highly recomend that if you are actually going to start
keeping a daily log of your thoughts that you do so using quality
paper and a perminant, waterproof pen. Ten, twenty, or thirty years
from now you will not be able to find a working Gameboy or Palm to
look at what you have written.
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