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mogui · 06-10-2007, 10:25 PM

One think that might excite me about the Foleo is the possibility that it could come up with a screenful of Palm apps. I mean, you turn it on and within a second, you have access to everything you could see on a Palm T|X screen (for example). With that combination, the Foleo would be one of the easiest-to-use computers on the market.

I have purchased computers for nontech people in my family several times. I have taught them how to get on the internet and use email and chat. The next time I see them they have forgotten or become confused.

With the Foleo (in this fantasy) there would be no waiting. Grandma could click the listen-to-music icon or the view-my-photos icon.

Maybe I am deluding myself. Maybe it is just too much to expect.

06-10-2007, 10:25 PM	#21
mogui eNigma Posts: 503 Karma: 1335 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: The Philippines Device: HTC G1 Android FBReader	One thing about the Foleo . . . One think that might excite me about the Foleo is the possibility that it could come up with a screenful of Palm apps. I mean, you turn it on and within a second, you have access to everything you could see on a Palm T\|X screen (for example). With that combination, the Foleo would be one of the easiest-to-use computers on the market. I have purchased computers for nontech people in my family several times. I have taught them how to get on the internet and use email and chat. The next time I see them they have forgotten or become confused. With the Foleo (in this fantasy) there would be no waiting. Grandma could click the listen-to-music icon or the view-my-photos icon. Maybe I am deluding myself. Maybe it is just too much to expect.