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Pen-Based Computing – January, 1995 – Volume 5, 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

Volksware, Inc.

Place Manufactured

Canada

Language

English

Date

January, 1995

Description

Twenty pages on yellow saddled-stitched paper.

Contents

In this issue:

  • Motorola's Marco Embarks on an Adventure
  • Charting Some of Marco's Territory
  • Pen-Based Computing on CompuServe
  • Short Cuts: Roaming Around the Mobile Computing Industry
  • Sharp Introduces Keyboard-Enhanced Zaurus
  • General Magic Update: General Magic Venture into the Public
  • A Day in the Life of Microsoft's Winpad
  • Infrared Newton Beaming to Desktop Systems
  • No Strings: CE Software Compels with MobileVision
  • Newton Update: StarCore Releases New Utility Packages
  • PowerForms Offer Powerful Features
  • Scribbles
  • Executive View: A Conversation with Geowork's Gordon Mayer
  • Company Index, Internet, Events
  • Pen-Based Computing/WWW, Mail Order, CompuServe, Events
Size

8.5" x 11" (20 pages)

Condition
New
ISSN

1054-4011

Acquired

January, 1995

Acquisition Source

Acquired from publisher

Catalogued

2026-06-27

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