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| − | The Xerox Notetaker was designed as the first truly portable computer. Users were able power the device through batteries that usually lasted 2-3 hrs. | + | The Xerox Notetaker was designed as the first truly portable computer. Users were able power the device through batteries that usually lasted 2-3 hrs. The power system could provide 125 watts, a maximum the system |
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'''Significance''' | '''Significance''' | ||
The Xerox Notetaker heavily influence the design of future commercially successful portable computers such as the Osbourne 1 and Compaq Portable computers. | The Xerox Notetaker heavily influence the design of future commercially successful portable computers such as the Osbourne 1 and Compaq Portable computers. | ||
Revision as of 12:20, 15 September 2016
Overview The Xerox Notetaker was designed as the first truly portable computer. Users were able power the device through batteries that usually lasted 2-3 hrs. The power system could provide 125 watts, a maximum the system
Significance The Xerox Notetaker heavily influence the design of future commercially successful portable computers such as the Osbourne 1 and Compaq Portable computers.
