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WPDO News – Volume 2, Number 3, May 1993

WPDO News was the official, printed newsletter of the Worldwide PenPoint Developers Organization (WPDO), headquartered in Palo Alto, California. This original edition was mailed to WPDO members using standard postal service.

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Artifact Details

Organization

Worldwide PenPoint Developers Organization

Place Manufactured

United States

Language

English

Date

May 1993

Description

Saddled-stitched printed newsletter with white paper.

Contents

In this issue:

  • Slate at June 10th Meeting
  • WPDO PenPoint SDK Program
  • A Sense of Direction from Trimble
  • Nominations for New Officers
  • Announcements
  • Newsletter News
  • What's New with the BBS?
  • How to Join the WPDO
  • Videotapes of Meetings
  • WPDO Chapter News
  • Pen Market Panel at May 13th Meeting
  • Hints and tips
  • Pen Computing's Real Underdog: The GEOS Operating System
Size

8.5" x 11" (12 pages)

Condition
Like New
Catalog Number

WPDO, May 1993

Acquired

1993

Acquisition Source

Worldwide PenPoint Developers Organization

Catalogued

2018-04-23

Associated Products

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Editorial

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Oral History

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Media

EO Personal Communicator

This show was originally broadcast on TV at De Anza College in Cupertino, California. Hosted by David Schacter (founder of the Worldwide PenPoint Developers Organization) and featuring Calyton Weimer of AT&T Microelectronics, the segment in this clip introduced some of the advanced features of the EO Personal Communicator and GO PenPoint operating system.