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Boston meeting on PDAs
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Randy Parker)
Tue Aug 24 13:32:40 1993
Date: Tue, 24 Aug 1993 13:27:52 -0400 (EDT)
From: Randy Parker <rparker@world.std.com>
To: bcs-newton@world.std.com
The BCS Pen/Mobile group is sponsoring a meeting at PenExpo with Donna
Dubinsky (x-Claris, now Palm COmputing) showing off Palm's PDA
applications in ROM on the Tandy/Casio Z-7000/Z-PDA (formerly Zoomer).
A good chance for PDA fans to get a look at one of Newton's competitors...
[NOTE: This meeting is free & open to the public. For information about
attending the expo or the conference, please call 508-649-4200.]
BOSTON COMPUTER SOCIETY
Pen & Mobile Computing Group
September Meeting
Wednesday, September 1, 1993
at 4:30 pm (SPECIAL TIME!)
Meeting Room 302
Hynes Convention Center, Boston
in conjunction with PenExpo '93
PENS IN THE CONSUMER MARKET
Donna Dubinsky
President/CEO, Palm Computing, Inc.
Palm Computing is developing applications for the emerging
class of consumer palmtop computers. Their focus is on
mass-market machines weighing under one pound, consuming
little power, and priced around $500. Palm is a partner
with Tandy and Casio on the Zoomer personal information
processor.
In this special presentation, Donna Dubinsky, president/CEO
of Palm Computing and former co-founder of Claris, explains
how the components are now in place for this market to grow
rapidly. She will explain the opportunities this new
market presents, and she will provide an overview of the
types of applications we can expect to see in the coming
months. Palm's exciting new application software will be
demonstrated live, so you can witness first-hand what all
the excitement is about!
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