🚀 go-pugleaf

Asking price is $300

1)  MP130 in excellent shape comes with 2.0 OS; 8MB of ROM; 2.5MB RAM; and
backlit screen.  No scratches on screen and only a few small scratches on
the case.  Note:  There is a ID number engraved on the back in case it
ever got stolen, I could identify it.  The number is 1/4" tall and 2"
inches wide on the back.

2)  Panache Stylus - 24K gold plated stylus

3)  MessagePad Battery Charging Station
Sit your MessagePad 130 onto this charging station to run it on AC power
while recharging its batteries. You can simultaneously quick-charge its
external battery pack in two to three hours.

4)  Two Rechargeable Battery Packs
This rechargeable nickel-cadmium battery pack can be one of the most
effective ways to keep your MessagePad 130 running.

5)  Newton Backup Utility for either Mac OS or Windows

I will also add in for FREE the following software/items:
1)  On Technology Meeting Maker XP Newton Client in original UNOPENED box
2)  Symantec ACT! for Newton in original UNOPENED box
3)  Pocket Quicken for Newton (comes with all Newtons for free)
4)  Pocket Quick Connect for Macintosh - allows you to upload your quicken
data from the Newton to use in Quicken running on a Macintosh.
5)  Graffiti Text Recognition SW (if you want it, I prefer the Newtons
built in recognition much better)
6)  CompuServe Mail for Newton 2.0
7)  Newton Internet Enabler 1.1 (this is free anyways, but you need it for
Eudora Pro)
8)  Newton Press for Windows or Mac - create books for the newton
9)  Silicon Casino v1.0 game for Newton
10)  Eudora Pro for Newton - get your emails on the Newton
11)  Dell Crosswords puzzles
12)  Brand New Leather Carrying case for the ORIGINAL Newton MP.  I was
thinking of modifying it to fit my MP 130, but just never got around to
it.

Contact me with offers at <suinn@apple.com>

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- Brad Suinn (suinn@apple.com)

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