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Pen-Based Computing – February, 1992 – Volume 2, Number 1

This is an original edition of Pen-Based Computing: The Journal of Stylus Systems, the premier industry newsletter for consumer and industrial stylus-based computing systems.

Issues of the newsletter are in the permanent collection of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California (donated by Xerox PARC, a charter subscriber).

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Artifact Details

Organization

Stylus Publishing

Place Manufactured

United States

Language

English

Date

February, 1992

Description

Sixteen pages on tan saddled-stitched paper.

Contents

In this issue:

  • Poqet Presents its PenPad
  • Slate Announces Pencentric Spreadsheet
  • Disk Sharing With Your Desktop
  • Industry-wide Power Management Specification Released
  • Pen Palmtops are Smaller in Size, Price
  • MacWorld Feels the Pressure
  • Independent Pen Training Now Available
  • NiMH Batteries Promise More Power
  • OS/2 for Pens?
  • Sanyo Pen-Based Prototype Runs UNIX
  • Acecat Digitizing Tablet - A Place to Start
  • Momenta Not Ready for Prime Time
  • Infrared and Radio Frequency Wireless LANs
  • A Conversation with a PenWindows Programmer
  • Letter to the Editor
  • News Briefs and Upcoming Events
Size

8.5" x 11" (16 pages)

Condition
New
ISSN

1054-4011

Acquired

February, 1992

Acquisition Source

Acquired from publisher

Catalogued

2026-06-20

Contents

  1. Poqet Presents its PenPad Page 1 · February 1992 Page 1 — Poqet Presents its PenPad
  2. Slate Announces Pencentric Spreadsheet Page 2 · February 1992 Page 2 — Slate Announces Pencentric Spreadsheet
  3. Disk Sharing With Your Desktop Page 2 · February 1992 Page 2 — Disk Sharing With Your Desktop
  4. Stylus Publishing to Publish Industry Guide at an Affordable Price Page 2 · February 1992 Page 2 — Stylus Publishing to Publish Industry Guide at an Affordable Price
  5. Industry-wide Power Management Specification Released Page 2 · February 1992 Page 2 — Industry-wide Power Management Specification Released
  6. Pen Palmtops are Smaller in Size, Price Pages 3, 4 · February 1992 Page 3 — Pen Palmtops are Smaller in Size, Price Page 4 — Pen Palmtops are Smaller in Size, Price
  7. MacWorld Feels the Pressure Page 4 · February 1992 Page 4 — MacWorld Feels the Pressure
  8. Independent Pen Training Now Available Page 4 · February 1992 Page 4 — Independent Pen Training Now Available
  9. Ni-MH Batteries Promise More Power Page 5 · February 1992 Page 5 — Ni-MH Batteries Promise More Power
  10. OS/2 for Pens? Page 5 · February 1992 Page 5 — OS/2 for Pens?
  11. Sanyo Pen-Based Prototype Runs UNIX Page 5 · February 1992 Page 5 — Sanyo Pen-Based Prototype Runs UNIX
  12. Acecat Digitizing Tablet — A Place to Start Pages 6, 7 · February 1992 Page 6 — Acecat Digitizing Tablet — A Place to Start Page 7 — Acecat Digitizing Tablet — A Place to Start
  13. News Briefs and Upcoming Events Page 7 · February 1992 Page 7 — News Briefs and Upcoming Events
  14. Momenta Not Ready for Prime Time Page 8 · February 1992 Page 8 — Momenta Not Ready for Prime Time
  15. Infrared and Radio Frequency Wireless LANs Pages 9, 10, 11 · February 1992 Page 9 — Infrared and Radio Frequency Wireless LANs Page 10 — Infrared and Radio Frequency Wireless LANs Page 11 — Infrared and Radio Frequency Wireless LANs
  16. Letter To The Editor: Pie Menus and Soft Keyboards Pages 12, 13 · February 1992 Page 12 — Letter To The Editor: Pie Menus and Soft Keyboards Page 13 — Letter To The Editor: Pie Menus and Soft Keyboards
  17. A Conversation with a PenWindows Programmer Pages 13, 14, 15, 16 · February 1992 Page 13 — A Conversation with a PenWindows Programmer Page 14 — A Conversation with a PenWindows Programmer Page 15 — A Conversation with a PenWindows Programmer Page 16 — A Conversation with a PenWindows Programmer

Organizations

Organization
SP

Stylus Publishing

Sandpoint, Idaho
Organization
VO

Volksware, Inc.

Sunnyvale, California

People

Editor and Co-Founder
Nicholas M. Baran

Nicholas M. Baran

Pen-Based Computing: The Journal of Stylus Systems
Editor and Co-Founder
Jonathan Erickson

Jonathan Erickson

Stylus Publishing · Pen-Based Computing: The Journal of Stylus Systems
Editor and Publisher
John Jerney (San Jose, California - 1990)

John Jerney

Pen-Based Computing: The Journal of Stylus Systems

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