Psion Series 5 palm top computer, 1997.

Made:
1997 in England
Palm top computer by Psion, Model Psion Series 5, 1997. Psion Series 5 palm top computer, 1997. Psion Series 5 palm top computer, 1997.

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Palm top computer by Psion, Model Psion Series 5, 1997.
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Palm top computer by Psion, Model Psion Series 5, 1997. The increasing miniaturisation of computer technology and the desire for portable computers which could be used while out of the office led to the development of laptop computers. The palmtop computer, such as this example manufactured by Psion Computers plc, England, took the process a stage further. Rather than using a mouse and pointer to click on the icons on the desktop, palmtop computers use a stylus which is physically tapped on the screen. Dimensions: 25mm x 180mm x 100mm.

Details

Category:
Computing & Data Processing
Object Number:
1997-2102
Materials:
plastic, metal, electronic components, composite cicuit boards
Measurements:
25 x 180 x 100 mm
type:
palm top computers
credit:
Techno