Dauphin made something like that, it was called a DTR1 there was also a
DTR2 which reportedly had voice recognition. DTR was an acronym for Desk Top
Replacement.
RobertRuff
In a message dated 3/19/00 10:50:21 AM, jonglass@usa.net writes:
<< If that's the case, then where is the keyboard. I had a friend with one of
these, and his came with a separate keyboard. The case held the two, kind
of like the Handstand, and you could either treat it like a very small
laptop (It had both a hard drive and a floppy), or you could detach the
keyboard, and use just the pen. I don't know if it was a grid, but it was
definitely a 386, with PenWindows 3.1. At the time, I thought it was very
nifty. It was also about the time of the first generation Newtons. Is this
the same thing?
-Jon Glass
Krakow, Poland >>
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