Pen-Based Computing The Journal of Stylus Systems

Sharp Intros OZ-9600 in U.S.

Volume 3, Number 1 · February 1993 · Page 8

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Sharp has been selling a Wizard organizer in Japan that supports pen touch-screen input for some time and has now introduced the model in the U.S. Called the OZ-9600, the machine includes a stylus input device for jotting down notes or sketches. The input can then be reduced in a window and saved as a record in the Wizard filing system.

The OZ-9600 includes an infrared port for transmitting data to and from other Wizard machines. Sharp will offer a wireless adapter for communicating with PCs and Macintosh computers. A modem accessory is available and e-mail software is bundled with the system. The OZ-9600 is priced at $649. For more information, contact:

The Wizard Division
Sharp Electronics
Sharp Plaza
Mahwah, NJ 07430
800-321-8877

Transcribed from Pen-Based Computing, Volume 3, Number 1 — February 1993. Page 8.