Apple Newton MessagePad 2000
In September 2009 I started to downsize this collection to a few items and then archived this section to its own subdomain at the start of October 2011. Remaining items sold off in mid 2024.
This system
In January 2006 I purchased (via eBay) a MessagePad 2000 unit and keyboard
in original boxes.
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The carry pouch that is compatible with at least the MessagePad 130 and
MessagePad 2000.
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The carry pouch open. On the right is the MessagePad with a variety of card
holders on the left.
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The front of the unit with the screen cover closed. Unfortunately there is a
piece missing from the cover at the upper hinge.
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The front of the unit again except now the screen cover has been flipped around
to the back out of the way.
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On the right hand side of the unit are two PCMCIA slots (one with the card
partially removed) and the opening for the battery compartment. The battery
holder pictured holds four AA batteries and an alternate rechargeable pack was
available.
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The top of the unit features the slot for the stylus and the IR port on the
outside. Under a cover are the serial port (non-standard connector) and the DC
power input.
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The newton with the screen rotated is propped up on its lid and the keyboard
attached.
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The box for the Newton Keyboard which can be used on any Newton running at
least version 2.0 of Newton OS.
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The newton keyboard and its travel pouch. Also pictured is the adapter for the
MessagePad 2000 to allow serial devices with a din-8 connector to connect.
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Other resources
- chuma.org >> Newton Ethernet
"Bet you didn't know that your Newt can do ethernet, did ya? Well, that's why I'm here to tell you everything you need to know about your Newton and its ethernet capabilities."
- MessagePad 2000