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Cap/DataRover Online
This is an archive section and "time capsule" dedicated to Magic Cap. Pen Computing Magazine covered
the promising Magic Cap platform from its launch in March 1994 through its
haydays in 95 and 96 with the Motorola Envoy and the Sony Magic Link and
finally its slow, painful decline. This section will now serve as a memory
and monument to Magic Cap.
If you have
anything to contribute to this "shrine," please email us
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Coming Soon:
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Software Resources
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DataRover resources and links
- Icras Incorporated
DataRover Mobile Systems has changed its name again. It's now Icras and you can find extensive
information on their new products by clicking the link above.
- General
Magic
General Magic has removed the Magic Cap resources from their web site, but this is
the company that started it all.
- CujoChat
by Josh Carter
Looking for a "real world" application for your DataRover? Josh Carter
has ported his popular CujoChat (an IRC Chat program) to Magic Cap 3.x.
Magic Cap v1.x resources and links
- Magic Cap Newsgroup
This is probably the best resource for selling, buying and trading Magic Cap
devices, accessories and tips.
- Wayne's Magic Cap Stuff
(This link was misprinted in our 2/99 issue!)
If you're looking for software for your Magic Cap v1.x device, this is the place to
go! Wayne offers a ton of software for
- Adam West's
Offical Magic Link web site
Adam offers unique decorating tips for your Magic Link, as well as extensive
general informaiton on all of the devices based on Magic Cap.
- Magic Cap Freeware
Dozens and dozens of Magic Cap apps. hasn't been updated
since 1996, but who cares?
- CujoChat
by Josh Carter
Josh Carter's popular CujoChat (an IRC Chat program) is available for download at
his Magic Cap web site.
- Intuit's PocketQuicken for Magic Cap support
site
Many MCers are still using PocketQuicken (one of the best financial applications I
have ever seen). This site is an old resource for troubleshooting and techincal support.
Please send all comments
regarding this section of the web site to Pen Computing Magazine.
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