Japanese Bunn Warmer Prototype

This is called a Bunn Warmer prototype because they ran hot, not unlike the coffee pot warmers made by the Bunn Corporation. It runs a Japanese version of the Newton OS and was used by a company called Everchanging for testing localized versions of their FilePad and PowerForms products. Images Copyright © Grant Hutchinson

P0000307.JPG - Front view. Note the power switch and speaker below touchscreen. P0000308.JPG - Back view. The two silver rectangles are flash ROM slots. P0000310.JPG - Back bottom view. P0000311.JPG - Back top view. P0000312.JPG - Front bottom view. P0000313.JPG - Front top view. P0000314.JPG - FCC warning label. P0000315.JPG - 4MB Newton flash card ejected from standard PCMCIA slot. P0000316.JPG - Close up of main logic board. P0000325.JPG - Flash storage card dialog. P0000326.JPG - Startup screen showing OS version J-1b1.00. P0000327.JPG - Notion about box. P0000328.JPG - Extras drawer. P0000329.JPG - Choose connection dialog from the Dock application. P0000330.JPG - Some of the settings in the Prefs window. P0000331.JPG - Names application.