Pen-Based Computing – May, 1991 – Volume 1, Number 2
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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Stylus Publishing
United States
English
May, 1991
Sixteen pages on tan saddled-stitched paper.
In this issue:
- UPS Goes PBC
- Notes From the Editors
- Notes From the Pen Windows Conference
- Windows 4 Waits in the Wings
- PenPoint vs. Pen Windows: Developer Reactions
- X-Pen? Pen-X? Uni-Pen? Uni-Pen-X? UniX-Pen?
- Motorola Joins Portable Computer CPU Fray
- A Good Pen is Hard to Find
- PenPoint, PenPoint, Who's Got the PenPoint?
- Why We're Moving to Pen-Based Computing
- Rounding the First Corner: The Race Continues
- Book Review: The Power of PenPoint
- Put It In Cursive Writing
- Soviet Firm Has Impressive Cursive Recognition Technology
- Pen-Based Resources on the Rise
8.5" x 11" (16 pages)
1054-4011
May, 1991
Acquired from Publisher
2018-07-17
Contents
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UPS Goes PBC
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Notes From the Pen Windows Conference
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Windows 4 Waits in the Wings
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PenPoint vs. Pen Windows: Developer Reactions
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X-Pen? Pen-X? Uni-Pen? Uni-Pen-X? UniX-Pen?
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Motorola Joins Portable Computer CPU Fray
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A Good Pen is Hard to Find
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PenPoint, PenPoint. Who’s Got the Pen-Point?
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Why We’re Moving to Pen-Based Computing
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Rounding the First Corner
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Book Review: The Power of PenPoint
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Put It In Cursive Writing
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Soviet Firm Has Impressive Cursive Recognition Technology
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Pen-Based Resources on the Rise
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