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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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Volksware, Inc.
Canada
English
December, 1993
Sixteen pages on tan saddled-stitched paper.
In this issue:
- Mobile Computing Products Abound at Fall COMDEX
- PBC Features Ten Issues for 1994
- First Looks: A Review of "Defying Gravity: The Making of Newton"
- There are No Strings on Me!
- Basic Patent Upheld
- Newton Begins to Show its Breadth
- Motorola Makes Pen Computing Move
- Short Cuts: Roaming Around the Mobile Computing Industry
- Technology Review: Introducing the Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) Standard
- Sharp Introduces PDA
- Infrared Standards Emerge
- Executive View: A Conversation with CIC's Jeffrey Dao
- Events
- One Thousand Attend Newton Developers Conference
8.5" x 11" (16 pages)
1054-4011
December, 1993
Acquired from publisher
2026-06-25
Contents
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Mobile Computing Products Abound At Fall COMDEX
-
First Looks: A Review of “Defying Gravity: The Making of Newton”
-
PBC Features Ten Issues for 1994
-
There are no Strings on Me!
-
Basic Patent Upheld
-
Newton Begins to Show its Breadth
-
Motorola Makes Pen Computing Move
-
Short Cuts: Roaming Around the Mobile Computing Industry
-
Technology Review: Introducing the Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) Standard
-
Sharp Introduces PDA
-
Infrared Standards Emerge
-
Executive View: A Conversation with CIC’s Jeffrey Dao
-
Events
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One Thousand Attend Newton Developers Conference
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