Pen-Based Computing: Volume 5, Number 12 (Cover)

Pen-Based Computing – December, 1995 – Volume 5, Number 12

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).

In Collection Show another

Were you involved with this artifact? If so, we would like to include your story on this page. Let us know how you contributed.

Categories: In Collection, John Jerney, Journal, Nicholas Baran, Pen-Based Computing, Periodical, Volksware
Tags:

Artifact Details

Organization

Volksware, Inc.

Place Manufactured

Canada

Language

English

Date

December, 1995

Description

Twenty pages on yellow saddled-stitched paper.

Contents

In this issue:

Lexicus Debuts Chinese Recognizer
AT&T Wireless Extends Data Services
Short Cuts: Roaming the Mobile Computing Industry
No Strings: Newton Enabled for ARDIS Wireless Network
Trimble Brings GPS Closer to Consumer
PCMCIA Update: SyQuest Delivers Miniature Cartridge System
SanDisk Pushes the Envelope Again
Speech Recognition Update: Speech Systems Debuts Innovative Client-Server System
Pen-Based Computing: A Look Back - AT&T Stars at COMDEX
Executive View: A Conversation with General Magic's Jim White
Company Index, Pen-Based Computing on the Web, CompuServe, Events
Mobile Resources: Internet and the World Wide Web
Events

Size

8.5" x 11" (20 pages)

Condition

New

ISSN

1054-4011

Acquired

December, 1995

Acquisition Source

Acquired from publisher

Catalogued

2026-07-08

Organizations

Organization

Volksware, Inc.

Sunnyvale, California

People

Editor and Co-Founder

Oral History

Do you have a memory or story to share about this artifact? If so, we would like to include your voice on this page. Please contact us and let us know what you recall.

Connections

This artifact's place in the wider network of people, organizations, and artifacts. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, and tap any node to focus its connections.