dunlop@freezer.it.udel.edu (Edward Dunlop) (03/27/91)
I am looking for info on pen based input PCs that are available or nearly so. I gather that Go computer and Microsoft are working on these. Financial and insurance applications of this technology is also of interest. Edward A. Dunlop Tel: (215) 430-6549 Technology Logistics 1265 Estate Drive West Chester, PA 19380 -- Edward A. Dunlop Technology Logistics
laird@think.com (Laird Popkin) (03/28/91)
In article <48963@nigel.ee.udel.edu> dunlop@freezer.it.udel.edu (Edward Dunlop) writes: >I am looking for info on pen based input PCs that are available or nearly so. >I gather that Go computer and Microsoft are working on these. Financial and >insurance applications of this technology is also of interest. One "notepad" computer demonstrated recently is a very portable version of the Atari ST. It's based on a 16 MHz 68000, with either 1 or 4 Mb RAM, and uses JEIDA/PCMCIA (did I get all of the letters right?) RAM/ROM cards. It's been discussed on comp.sys.atari.st recently -- the designer has been discussing it with other people. It was demonstrated at CEBit in Germany recently. >Edward A. Dunlop >Technology Logistics Laird Popkin Thinking Machines (internet: laird@think.com)