Pen Computing Magazine – October 1999
Pen Computing Magazine arrived on the scene in August, 1994 and continued producing well-designed, information-packed issues for several years.
Edited by the highly-energetic and personable Conrad H. Blickenstorfer, the magazine entertainingly covered both vertical and consumer markets during the heyday of the pen computing movement.
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Artifact Details
Pen Computing Magazine
United States
English
October, 1999
USA $4.95, Canada $6.95
Perfect bound glossy color magazine (with mailing label on cover).
In this issue:
- Editorial
- Pen News
- Cool New Stuff
- In Box
- Warehousing and Distribution
- Revelations of a Hardware Junkie
- IP in the Wireless World
- Wireless Data on Handhelds and Palmtops
- The Pen Tablet for Kids: StartWriter Educational System
- Pen Lab: Intermec/Norand PEN*KEY 6640
- Putting Pen to Digital Paper
- Paperless Library
- InfoGear iPhone: Pen-Based Internet Appliance
- Windows CEntral: Free Upgrades and Other Good Stuff
- Pen Lab: Intermec/Norand PEN*KEY 602
- Pen Lab: Casio Digital Camera Card for Cassiopeia E-100/105
- Pen Lab: Fujitsu PenCentra 130
- Preview: (Symbol PPT 2700, Symbol PPT 7200, HP Jornada 430se)
- Reviews: (CallunaCard, CE Quickshots, The Sweet Sounds of Windows CE, Pentax PocketJet 200, Five Case Roundup, Palm V Modem, Tiger Woods PGA Golf Tour, goVox, Documents to GoIBM WorkPads)
- First Look: Compaq Aero 1530
- Philips Nino
- The Glassbook Concept
- Big Changes for the Little Palm
- Pen Lab: Handspring Visor
- Palm VII Wireless Applications
- Psion Launches the Impressive Series 5mx
- Psion's Newest NetBook
- Is There an IPO in DataRover's Future?
- Buyer's Guide
- The Geeks and the Chic
8" x 11" (112 pages)
Pen Computing October 1999
October, 1999
Acquired by subscription
2018-07-31
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