Pen Computing Magazine – Nov/Dec 1996
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
Organization
Pen Computing Magazine
Place Manufactured
United States
Language
English
Date
November, 1996
MSRP
USA $4.95, Canada $5.50
Description
Perfect bound glossy color magazine.
Contents
In this issue:
- Editorial
- In Box
- Pen News
- Microsoft Windows CE and the Birth of the HPC
- Windows CE: (Casio Cassiopeia A-10, NEC MobilePro 400, Philips Velo 1)
- Windows CE: A Look Under the Hood
- Windows CE in Healthcare
- Outlook: The Supernet, and How Intranets and Wireless are Made for Each Other
- Pen Computers in Field Sales
- Pen-Based Solutions in Field Sales
- Pen Labs: CIC Handwriter Manta
- Pen Success Criteria
- Tim's Personal Devices Journal
- Pen Labs: Mitsubishi Amity SP
- The Most Important Part of a Mobile System
- Pen Labs: Motorola PM-100D & RadioMail Email Service
- What's on Your Newton? Part II
- Pen Labs: The Definitive Newton MessagePad 2000
- Reviews (PaperPak 1.0, RCU 2.1, DietLog 2.0, Eudora Pro 1.0 & GoFetch NIE 1.3, FormulaGen 1.0, Z-Finance)
- The Pilot Takes Off
- Zaurus Way: Accessories!
- Interview: Evan Sohn, Zaurus Developer
- Scanning Primer
- Wireless Beat: U.S. Finally Wising Up
- Happy Birthday General Magic
- First Look: Magic Cap for Windows 95
- Pen Labs: (Digital Ocean Seahorse, Symbol PPT-4600, TelePad 3)
- Touch Screens: A Technology Overview
- Buyer's Guide
- Letter from Japan: Revelations at the Local Denki
Size
8" x 11" (106 pages)
Condition
Like New
Catalog Number
Pen Computing Nov/Dec 1996
Acquired
November, 1996
Acquisition Source
Acquired from publisher
Catalogued
2018-07-31
Copies
2
Organizations
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Editorial
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