I have given into my consumerist addiction and have bought a Palm Tungsten T, which I’m quite happy with, and I just marvel that it is about as powerful as the first IBM compatible computer I ever owned (a 386/33DX with 16MB RAM and 120MB hard drive)—the Tungsten Talso runs at 33 MHz(Actually, it runs at 144 MHz!—2003.04.12), has 16MB RAM, and I bought a 128MB Secure Digital card for it. I remember how amazed I was when I owned a TI-85, which had more processing power (running at 6 MHz) than the very first computer I ever owned (a Commodore 64¹, which ran at 1 MHz) Every time I feel dissatisfied by the 21st century (where are all the flying cars and commuter flights to the Moon?) I just have look at handheld computers and cel phones and LCD panels to realize that, yeah, we are in the future.