Looks interesting, and thought some people here might be interested. http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=43066132

On Wed, 18 Nov 1998, Sam Ismail wrote: The Morrow is slightly less common than the Z-170/171, but th rare one is the Osborne 3. Of course, none of these guys made the portable. It was made by Vadem, who just recently re-entered the portable market: http://www.vadem.com/fr_clio.html -- Doug

On Wed, 18 Nov 1998 jpero(a)pop.cgocable.net wrote: The Momenta has just one hinge that connects the display to the base. It's a goofy hinge with thick slab of rubber around it which is guaranteed to crack and break with time, but other than that, it's not much different that a normal notebook hinge. The Vadem looks more like the Compaq Concerto, and it's very hard to find a Concerto without a broken hinge. But the concept is closer to the GRiD Convertible (2670/2270) which can be used either as a traditional notebook or as a pen-based slate by swiveling the LCD. Either way, I want one (and thanks to Uncle Roger for pointing it out to me). -- Doug

Hmm, the same core is available at Haggle, but UNIVAC is spelled correctly: http://www.haggle.com/cgi/getitem.cgi?id=201832561 Not only that, but when your spouse asks "what the hell?", you can tell them that it's for your new DG Nova 2: http://www.haggle.com/cgi/getitem.cgi?id=201832470 -- Doug