Notable Technologies Inc., introduces their first two communications applications for GO Corp.’s PenPoint operating system, running on both the AT&T Hobbit and Intel processors.
Category: Timeline (1992)
PenStuff Joins IBM and University of Florida in Hurricane Andrew Recovery Effort
PenStuff Inc. has developed a PenPoint-based data collection application in conjunction with the University of Florida GeoPlan Center to assist in assessing the recent damage caused by Hurricane Andrew.
AT&T to Market Personal Communicator in Partnership with EO, Inc.
AT&T announces that the world’s first personal communicator will be available to the public in AT&T Phone Centers in early 1993.
AT&T Microelectronics Announces Industry Support for Hobbit Microprocessors
Hardware, software and communications partners commit to Hobbit Personal Communicator Platform.
Phoenix PenBIOS Provides CIC PenDOS Compatibility
Phoenix Technologies Ltd. and Communication Intelligence Corp. announce that CIC’s PenDOS pen operating environment for the DOS platform is now fully compatible with the Phoenix pen digitizer interface, PenBIOS.
NEC Introduces the UltraLite Autograph; an i486 SL Pen Tablet Computer for the Mobile Worker
NEC Technologies Inc. redefines the standard for pen computing platforms with its introduction of the feature-rich UltraLite Autograph pen tablet.
GO Corp. Introduces PenPoint ‘Hot Apps’ Promotion
GO Corp. announces the PenPoint “Hot Apps” promotion, a collection of five innovative third-party applications available to customers who purchase PenPoint prior to Dec. 31, 1992.
Microsoft Introduces Windows for Pen Computing, Japanese Edition
Microsoft Corp. announces the Japanese edition of the Microsoft Windows operating system for Pen Computing.
CIC Hosts PenLABS Pen Computing Technology Conference in Japan
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.
V.32bis/V.17 Modem Chipset Now Supports Mobitex Wireless Data Protocol
Allows personal communicators to put data on the air.