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> Any comment about this toy or suggestions about similar ones ?

I'm partial to the PalmPilot, from US Robotics.  It lacks a lot of
features compared to the latest Newtons or Windows CE (whatever the heck
that means) palm computers, but it's cheap, does what I need, and fits
in my shirt pocket, which no other palm computer can boast.  So far.