Event chronology.

At the Lap & Palmtop Expo, Atari (AMEX: ATC) will be demonstrating why the Portfolio is the most widely sold and used palmtop computer.

GRiD Systems Corp. announces that it will conduct a series of free seminars nationwide to introduce businesses and governmental agencies to the benefits of pen computers.

A special seminar was offered by UC Extension, part of the continuing Emerging Technology Lecture Series sponsored by University of California Extension and Computer Literacy Bookshops.

The MIT/Stanford Venture Laboratory Saturday announces that Jeff Hawkins and Donna Dubinsky will present their company’s distribution strategy for selling palmtop computer software to consumers.

Communication Intelligence Corp. announces that its PenLABS pen computing technology seminar in Japan will feature leaders from the Japanese computer market providing an update on pen computing technology and the United States, European, and Japanese pen computing markets.

The 500-plus attendees at Monday’s opening of the 1993 PC Forum will go “mobile” with a highly acclaimed pen-enabled notebook computer — the new GRiD Convertible PC.

The newest and smallest portable computing products, whose sales account for over 25 percent of the entire computer industry, take center stage at LAP & PALMTOP ’93, March 15-16, at the New York Hilton.

West Coast high-tech leaders successfully defended the title “Computer Masters of the Universe” from their East Coast industry rivals in the Fifth Annual Computer Bowl, May 14, at the San Jose Civic Auditorium. The score was 25 to 14.

“Hand-to-Hand Combat: The Emerging Hand Held Computer” presentation will feature Apple Computer, Inc., Cirrus Logic, Inc., Dataquest, Inc., EO, Inc., Hewlett-Packard Company, Intel Corporation, Intuit, Inc. and PicoPower Technology, Inc.

More than 100 speakers from 40 companies confirm their spot in the technology conference, which includes 125 tutorials, breakout sessions and seminars, and keynote addresses from industry luminaries.

Guy Kawasaki, best-selling author and former director of software product management at Apple Computer, will deliver the keynote address at the RadioMail Users Group (RMUG) meeting in the Santa Clara Convention Center.

EO Inc., an AT&T company, and top PenPoint independent software vendors (ISVs) kick off a six city nationwide solutions seminar tour Tuesday in Los Angeles.

Epcot ’94 launches a new era to expand Walt Disney’s vision of Epcot as a showcase for the best ideas of industry and technology by adding INNOVENTIONS, an exposition of amazing products for the near future, including the Apple Newton and EO Personal Communicator.

New technology at PC EXPO encompasses pen-based and voice-activated computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), CD-ROMs, online services, and the entire spectrum of personal computing and converging technologies.

Jupiter Communications, the New York-based new media, research, publishing and consulting firm, will hold its fifth annual CONSUMER INFORMATION APPLIANCE conference at the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

Companies co-sponsor first Mobile Outlook Exposition and Conference, which will be held January 18-20, 1995 in Atlanta’s Cobb Galleria Centre.

Exhibitors at the three-day exposition, which will be held in tandem with the conference, include all major players in wireless and mobile communications.

Sony displays products of the “digital future” including the Magic Link PIC 1000 personal communicator, the newest MiniDisc home recorder, the MDS-302, and a preview of the Digital Video Disc (DVD).

PC EXPO will feature an expanded Mobile Computing Pavilion and a comprehensive Mobile seminar track in the PC EXPO Corporate Training and Education Program, during the three-day event at the Javits Center in New York City.

Pen tablet computers from Fujitsu allow world leaders real-time access to critical information during summit meeting.

The first General Magic Developers Conference will provide existing and potential developers with an in-depth look at the Magic Cap and Telescript platforms and related market opportunities.

Hundreds of developers hear about future directions for the Newton platform.

Expo also features the Newton Business Solutions Village, showcasing the innovative range of PDAs developed by Apple.

The Microsoft Partner Pavilion will feature over 180 companies, many of which will demonstrate products based on Windows CE, to be officially introduced at the event.

Solutions being demonstrated include a Windows CE-compatible Handheld PC.

Hitachi demonstrates products ranging from the SuperH 32 bit RISC microprocessor for handheld PCs and other portable products to enterprise-wide peripherals and electronic cash devices for 21st century applications.

The special PCCA meeting, held in Las Vegas on opening day of COMDEX, drew some 75 people from about 50 of the major players in the wireless-data-communications field.

Microsoft Canada Inc. showcases Windows CE, an open, scalable Windows operating system platform for a broad range of communications, entertainment and mobile computing devices.

Robert Simon, Executive Vice President of Navitel, will present a session called “Windows CE Web Phone.” TouchPhone the first screen phone to use Windows CE and Pocket Explorer.

Entering its third year, this is the only conference in the world that focuses exclusively on creating handheld hardware and software products.

MicroDesign Resources (MDR) hosts the second annual PC Tech Forum, May 19-22 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel adjacent to the San Francisco Airport in Burlingame, Calif.

The one-day conference, entitled Outlook on Wireless OS ’97, springboards off the late-1996 introduction of Microsoft’s Windows CE wireless device operating system.

Approximately 150 people attended the first Outlook on Wireless OS ’97 conference last week to hear officials from operating system companies that are enabling their systems for wireless discuss the growth of opportunities for wireless software developers.

MI’97 introduces five-city conference series uniting decision makers and manufacturers of mobile computing products.

AT&T Wireless, Metrowerks, Motorola, Novatel, Unwired Planet, Others Sponsor Milestone Event for Developers, Integrators and Resellers of PalmPilot Platform Solutions

Tremendous response from pen tablet VARs and ISVs cements plans for second Expo in ’98.

Over 55 leading independent software vendors (ISVs) have announced plans to develop more than 260 new applications for the PC Companion line of products (the Handheld PC, Palm PC and Auto PC) powered by the Windows CE operating system version 2.0

Geoworks Corporation, a leading provider of smart technology for wireless communications, will take center stage twice at the upcoming Outlook on Wireless Operating Systems and Platforms conference.

The conference brings together Palm Computing platform developers and marketers to explore new business strategies and technological advances in the handheld computing industry.

Fujitsu Personal Systems Inc., the market leader in Windows pen tablet computers, will host the Working Mobility Expo on Nov. 7-9 in Orlando, Fla.

On-stage demos, Mobility Awards, Hot, Cool Products Showcase, and Mobility Foundation Auction highlight mobile industry’s premier conference for industry leaders held Feb. 21-23, 1999, at the Marriott Desert Springs Resort in Palm Springs.

The fourth Mobile & PDA Expo, Dec. 2-4 at San Francisco’s Hyatt Regency Embarcadero, will feature the largest number of hand-held/mobile computing vendors ever assembled in one place.

Mobile Insights announces the names of the 147 nominees for the 1999 Mobility Awards.

At each session, attendees will learn about the latest in handheld software and about companies building mobile applications.

IDG Conference Management Company’s first annual DemoMobile conference will be the venue for more than 30 new product introductions from companies representing all facets of mobile computing.

Each attendee will be given a Palm VII to answer real-time surveys, browse the Internet, rate onstage demos, and more.

Four-day conference to include more than 100 hours of events and sessions. Sponsors include Aether, AvantGo, BellSouth, Handspring, IBM, JP Systems, Motorola, QUALCOMM, Sun, and Symbol.

Mobile Insights (MI) announces that it has added a fourth mobile computing industry analyst to the firm.

Event features software tools that dramatically reduce development time and costs.

Kryptic Pilot is the first in Applied Biometrics’ family of low-cost, ultra-low power consumption, fingerprint identification products.

Event includes the Invitational Wireless CEO Summit at the Regent Wall Street Hotel with wireless execs and leading financial analysts and investment bankers.

Upcoming August 22 online chat examines the future of the handheld computing device.

The emerging sector of mobile computing is the focus of the DEMOmobile 2000 conference.

Dr. Nag is the co-founder and chief executive officer of Cellmania.com, a leading provider of mobile-commerce and location-commerce technologies.

DisplaySearch’s 3rd annual US FPD Conference 2001 includes suppliers presenting microdisplays, OLEDs, electronic ink and MEMS displays.

Sessions include “PDA Survivor” with four C-level executives debating issues involved when selecting an OS platform.

Unique one-day event next month in San Jose will provide networking forum for top entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.

Sybase subsidiary iAnywhere Solutions and Intel host Wi-Fi hot spots in the grandstands and clubhouse, enabling visitors to access up-to-the-second tournament statistics via PDA or smartphone. Demonstrations at the clubhouse include running HP iPAQ 2215 devices with the Socket Communications 802.11b WLAN CF Card.