There are many things about the PC 110 that do not fall nicely into categories. I've now created a Q&A page which has stuff like costs and availability. This misc. page is used for transient information that cannot easily be pigeon holed and links to other PC110 web sites and information.
Links to those with PC110 related
information
Note: This is just a short list for now, but it will be extended on
a regular basis. Please e-mail me
if your site, or one you know of is not here. Information (in English) on Japanese
language sites is greatly appreciated.)
Claude Landry
Quick read FAQ about the PC110.
Marko
Schuste
Comprehensive FAQ (Version 1.21) about the PC110. This is simply a
straight text file, but is essential reading (click here
for extract contained on this site).
Little Travel Guy
Humerous interlude. Little Travel Guy went on holiday and took his PC110
with him.
Amanda Walker
Site containing information on how to configure the PC110 for English
operation (click here for similar information
contained on this site) and how to install Window 95. Other interesting information
includes photographs and a PDF illustration showing the actual size of the PC110.
Chuck
Travel to "Chuck Land". Where he bought his PC110 and some
general information. Also some information on the Quick Cam.
Eiji Kako
The only web site for programming for the PC110. Unfortunately, my
Japanese isn't too hot and the promised English version is not there yet. Could be
interesting soon, probably is interesting if you can handle Japanese.
Hermit
This site is in Japanese. It contains a mini-FAQ and stuff that does look
interesting, if only I could read Japanese.
Ozaki
Web site in Japanese, with information on various IBM products and the HP
200LX. The PC110 section contains some good photographs, giving you a sense of size and
showing you exactly what the inside of a PC110 looks like.
Kenji Kamio
Web site in Japanese. I have absolutely no idea what is written on the
site.
Yongguang Zhang's
PC110 Page
English site describing the PC110 running Linux.
From Seamus Waldron
Download latest modules
226K
Includes City1s.Txt and Ultra Charge, see intermediate Update Update 0.3 18/03/1997
Intermediate update
54K
Contains Ultra Charge, a utility to recharge your PC110 whilst you work. Also
contains the Address book. Modified to give more room for telephone number display Update 0.3.1 16/04/1997
PersonaWare is Japanese. That is always going to be a problem. However, IBM have supplied the source code for three of the Personaware modules - Scheduler, ToDo List and Address book. I have taken these and translated as much as I can into English. I have also modified some of the code very slightly.
Currently, I am making available a very crude release of these new Anglesised modules. Some of the translations have not been made and wording for others needs to be improved. However, these three modules are very useable in there current state by English speakers with no knowledge of Japanese.
I welcome all comments on how to improve these English versions. From the dialog/page designs to the translations.
The modules are supplied in a single Zip file. Click HERE to download it.
To Install,
1. Change to you PesonaWare direcotry and rename the following files
2. Copy the files in this archive into your PersonaWare area. The above three files will be updated.
Please read the Read Me file contained in the Zip for the latest instructions.
City location data file for PersonaWare, supplied by Rich Belgard
From Rich Belgard
Update Seamus Waldron
"For those of you who would like to use the Personaware Scheduler that comes with the IBM PC110, but dont read Japanese, I have created an alternate file, city1s.txt (with updates by S. Waldron), available for download. There are instructions for adding cities at the end of the file."
Click on the link. This will bring the file into your browser, then use file|save to store.
The original file can be found at this location.
City1s.Txt is now supplied in the English PersonaWare download Zip.
If you wish to a link to this site, by all means do so in any way you wish. However, if you could use the URL http://easyweb.easynet.co.uk/~seamus-waldron/pc110_link.html, it will allow me to distinguish between hits from search engines and hits from other people links , thanks.
To be fair, you are not going to get DukeNukem or F1 Grand Prix 2 running at great speeds on a PC110. What will work well are games that you were playing a year or so ago. Command and Conquer should run (haven't tried), Doom is great. I mainly play Sinclair Spectrum games on a spectrum emulator. These games are small in size but high on playability. Also, I play games that were knocking around on the PC about 6 years ago.
More computer game information will appear here after more investigation..... ;-)
Palmtop machines can have many uses, but Andrew Prentis uses his PC110 for storing information for past, future and current campaigns in the mystical world of Dungeons & Dragons (and it's ilk). He also uses it to create some web pages for his site Fallow's Cross.
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