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Ok, Here's that Google page with some specs on the eightythree, which 
could be hooked up with a Braille display to make a really good braille 
computer. 


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   Overview 

   Tiqit Computers has created what conventional wisdom

   in the computing industry considered impossible with

   today's technology  the first handheld computer that

   functions as a desktop PC and can be used while

   walking:

   the eightythree.

   Combining the portability of

   a handheld device with the functionality and software

   compatibility of a desktop PC, the eightythree

   immediately meets the full needs of enterprise

   customers. It runs any enterprise standard operating

   system (OS)  Windows, Linux or UNIX  which lets

   users employ the same software and applications,

   including industry-specific packages and custom-

   designed software, that reside on their desktop PCs.

   The end result is a more mobile and efficient enterprise

   with reduced IT costs and simplified administration.

   Advantages

   Hardware

   * Leverage existing PC standards with reduced TCO.

   *  High  capacity  hard  disk  drive allows for local storage of large
   databases.

   * Far smaller and lighter than a laptop, use standing up or sitting.

   *  Ergonomically  designed  for  both one-handed and two-handed mobile
   use.

   * Ideal for mobile applications, both professional and industrial.

   * Connects to standard devices: digital cameras, projectors, bar code

   scanners, docking stations.

   * Available for mass production immediately.

   Software

   *  Substantial  reduction  in  TCO through standardization on a single
   device OS.

   * Standard PC architecture supports legacy applications.

   * Reduces need to employ multiple mobile OS's.

   * Eliminates the vast majority of expensive OS porting efforts.

   *  Database  support  for  enterprise  applications  without  wireless
   connectivity.

   * Opens any email attachment or PC document.

   Technical Specifications

   * Dimensions: 5.9" x 4.0" x 1.1" (150mm x 102mm x 28mm)

   * Weight: 20 oz (567g) including battery

   * Processor: 300 MHz Pentium-class National Geode

   * Operating System: Windows XP, Windows XPe, Windows 2000, Linux, UNIX

   * Memory: 256 MB

   * Storage: 5, 10 or 20 GB hard disk drive

   * Screen: 4" 640x480 TFT (18-bit color) with touchscreen and backlight

   *  Input/Output:  PCMCIA/PC  Card,  Secure  Digital/MMC,  USB,  Stereo
   Headphones,

   Earbud/Mic, Speaker, IrDA, Power, Docking

   * User Interface: 56-key QWERTY keyboard, touch screen, thumb-operated

   joystick with mouse buttons

   * Docking: Hi-res VGA, USB, Line Out, Line In, RS232/Serial, Power

   * Power: Internal lithium ion rechargeable battery, 4+ hours

   eightythree

   For   more   information   write  to  eightythree@tiqit.com,  or  call
   650-802-8171 extension 8.

References

   1. http://www.tiqit.com/TiqitBrochure.pdf

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825 East Johnson; Madison, WI 53703




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