The video and info, are really great. But what is that distracting clicking sound, that keeps happening when you're speaking? Are you smacking your lips, or clicking your tongue after your sentences?

Abraham, thank you for the review! I had a AlphaSmart Dana for a short while in 2014. I really liked the form factor, the design is sleek and well conceived. The PALM OS software was never anything that I relied on and so, combined with the awkward co-joining of that software with the Dana, it made the user experience for me alone to be less than stellar in quality. The Dana died shortly after I got it due to unrecoverable technical issues of which I no longer remember the details. Years later, I bought an AlphaSmart NEO2. It does an excellent job on Word processing, which is what I primarily used the Dana for, and I am very happy with it.

Hola conoces alguna posibiliad o forma de pasar mis archivos de base de datos a un archivo compatible con nuevas bases de datos? tipo comas y puntos? Hello, do you know of any possibility or way to transfer my database files to a file compatible with new databases? type commas and periods?

Here’s to Paul Moss. You’re a gentleman and a scholar 🥂

I have this device, but my SSD got corrupted. When I'm trying to format the SSD via disk part its says "i/o device error" and wont proceed. Can anyone help?

I find mine to be comfortable and easier on the legs than my newer bikes. Is there a way to upgrade the speed,? It's a bit slow

BABY, IF YOU'RE EVER WONDER, WONDER WHAT EVER BECAME OF MEEEE? I'M LIVING ON THE AIR ON IN CINCINNATI, CINCINNATI'S W-K-R-P!!!! lolololol

What a nice ride! My dad has a Koga Miyata Gran Tourer from the same era and I can confirm that those older bikes were built to last and have fun. So enjoy it! Happy rides and greetings from the Netherlands!

That's a sweet bike, glad you're planning to ride it far into the future!

Hoy...Hoy, fellas! What a great documentary. Did any know the title of that great opening orchestra music?

There is a QR for the brakes, at the top of the brake levers just under where the suicide levers act on the brake levers there is a tab that you can rotate out, it's riveted to the front of the brake lever. When you rotate it out the brake lever has more room to move forward and the brake calliper can expand to let the wheel out. I love the bike it's every thing you need and nothing you don't, thanks for sharing.

is this still available somewhere?

Nice video. I've got one of these, and I use it quite often. I've got a 1MB PCMCIA card in the slot so I can store quite a lot on it, but the best thing about this machine, as you say, is the industry standard ports on the back. I've got a Cambridge Z88 as well, but that uses pretty much proprietary connections, so file transfers are really difficult. On this machine, with a suitable USB/RS-232 dongle and a terminal emulator, file transfer is very easy. I even found a BASIC program online that converts ProText files to Rich Text Format, so you can open them in Word with formatting maintained. This is an absolute killer feature for a machine that's 30 years old! The keyboard is pretty good and Protext is quite well-specced too. Being able to produce more or less finished documents on such a simple and old machine is great!

"It's like Python and Assembly had a baby"

Hi I have exactly the same model, colour etc. i bought it over here in the uk about 6 months ago for about £120, which I was pleased with. Can I ask does your handlepost have a slight flex in a backwards and forward motion? It's nothing big but I can certainly feel it when I ride. Just wanted to make sure that was normal with these older handleposts. thanks.

use the camrea

Love bike❤

2025

Growing up in East Hampton CT. in the 1979-1992 era, I constantly (bitched) about having a rotary phone, when it was SO much faster to use a push button phone. That town didn't have push button phone service until the 1990's. The dial tone was also different too. We didn't have cable tv on my street either until 1990. Even the school system have rotary phones. They had buttons in the schools phones, but they still used pulses, but they were electronically controlled. You still had to wait for the pulses which took just as long as dialing. I remember sitting in the principal's office and they called my parents having to hear those deadly pulses coming through the speaker on the phone as I got to wait on my demise that much longer! It was an added torture. I now have a new appreciation of this old technology and miss the days of there being "the phone company" as a single entity that pretty much contributed to EVERY single electronic invention of the 20th century. Those old phones could fall from or be thrown from any height and NEVER break. That one in the principal's office NEVER failed either!

Great bomb proof lasr for ever

0:11 its pronounced palm oh ess

Had one in 1978 when I was 15.😢

If you Touch a 95lx. You get un LOVE ! So perfect

Greetings from Sweden! You, Sir, just got yourself a new subscriber and a thumps up 🎉 I'm about to set-up this monster 😅 I'm a total noob so i need some advice❤ Questions. Why did you connect it to the wip antenna outside, was that the ground? If the wip is ground, you connect both attic wires to only one connector on the 1:9. Im a bit confused. Making a dipole by using both connectors. Making a longwire using one connector and ground it. I have looked for descriptions, but i get different answers so im about to go outside with a manometer and some wires and test the ohms. If i not reply to your eventual answer, well, you can send me a prayer 😂

This was the first laptop I ever bought! I paid extra for 12 megs of ram and ran linux on it. X11 didn't work. But, just console was more than enough to be useful for my needs.

As a huge RPN fan, I really wanted to like Forth but I find the available texts on the language to be awful! Does anyone know of a good text for Forth? I know several programming languages but many good texts are available for them.

Great video! Can you show the HP Calc and compare it to an actual HP calculator, an HP48 maybe?

Very cool rescue! The 3D printed top joint is a nice solution to a very common issue. For my mk1, out of frustration of trying to find a replacement, I originally designed a ball joint in steel that fits to the original mechanism and doesn't rely on the plastic 'stem', only requiring a 'hollowed out' version of what you had printed as a cover to retain its original appearance. But before I got to fabricate it I happened upon a consignment of original Strida parts, including a few of the top joints! Have fun with it, it's a beautiful bicycle!

Abraham, A great review of a very interesting device, thank you! Also, congratulations on the new job!

nice,love the bike applications. could you show the hard drive or do you know anything about where to find them?

I got a Mkiii with the gobi 3g modem. Used it for a while, now days the solid state hard drive is on its way out and keeps corrupting data. Can’t seem to find a replacement

Now THAT is a COMPUTER! 😁✌️

Can you film with lights turned on? Great stuff with this umpc, hard to find the premium version

hahaha, I was just looking for Samsung Q1 ultra projects but didn't expect this gem

I LOVE the toughbook line too. THX for share

I have one of these. I want to back up the thing, so far not a lot of luck.

I have one of those somewhere. I haven't used it in quite a while, but I used to run MPT and Milkytracker with WindowsXP on it for some on-the-go music making. The touchpen in combination with the physical keys worked quite well for that purpose. Today there are better solutions for that purpose, like the GPD pocket, but the CF-U1 is still a nice machine to play around with 🙂

Very cool device. I've seen these! Good luck in the job!

I tried it on two of my vintage computers, on my Compaq LTE/286 where it worked perfectly and on my 8088 XT clone, sadly it didn't work there hehe, it seems as if it tries to play the sound and stops, although it's weird because they have the same amount of ram, possibly it's a processor thing.

Is the title a Dr. Strangelove reference ?? O.o

I can’t find an old cable to connect it to the wall, the one with the fork prongs? How do you find one ?

Nice video 😊

I ride 86 motioncraft with 105 groupset and biopace 52/40 in Australia, just love it.

For me it’s mostly the ease of factoring and structure.

Hi, Abe. As a fellow Dahon owner (Mariner), to effectively lock your bike, the cable must pass through one of the rear "triangles." Yes, it's a little more of a hassle, but depending on how long your cable is, a thief could possibly fold down your handlebar, take your front wheel off, and slip the cable around the front of your bike (over the folded down handlebar and front of your frame) and steal it. Also, you got a good deal on your Speed D7 at only $150. The prices on Dahons and other folding bikes have only increased over the past several years, and significantly so! Happy riding!

I wish i was smart enough for this! I really want to use the text based browser you were using! I'll pay you to help!

PDAs are for real men, smartphones are for children.

Can you tell me how to do this on a Windows Mobile 5.0 PDA, please? (Yes, I'm using a Linux device (it's Arch btw), yes, I'm using Blueman, yes, I changed the settings accordingly)

Avocado? Woooo, fancy. Colors other than black were extra, so we had only black.

Your videos would be good to watch, if you didn't make clicking and snapping noises with your mouth. Every 5 seconds.