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Linus Write-Top

The Linus Write-Top is an early tablet computer first released by Linus Technologies, Inc., of Reston, Virginia, in July 1988. It was the first tablet computer released to the public with support for pen input and handwriting recognition software.: 15 The Write-Top is compatible with software for the IBM PC and runs an Intel 8088–compatible…

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CPU
NEC V20 at 7.16 MHz
Developer
Ralph Sklarew · Robert Nadeau
Discontinued
February 1990; 36 years ago (1990-02)
Display
9.4-inch monochrome transflective STN LCD
Graphics
CGA, 640 × 200 pixels
Lifespan
1988–1990

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Linus Write-Top

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Edges52
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Avg. degree1.96
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Linus Write-Top

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related to Release and reception · 22
Linus Write-Top → Baxter International, By January, Electronic Medical Systems, February, Following FCC Class, Harbeson, IBM PC, In, July, June, Linus, Manager's Magazine, Many, March, Peter, Sklarew, The, The Write-Top, USA Today, We
related to Further reading · 6
Linus Write-Top → Australian Personal Computer, Internet Archive, Linderholm, October, Owen, Vol
Developer · 2
Linus Write-Top → Ralph Sklarew, Robert Nadeau
CPU · 1
Linus Write-Top → NEC V20 at 7.16 MHz
Discontinued · 1
Linus Write-Top → February 1990; 36 years ago (1990-02)
Display · 1
Linus Write-Top → 9.4-inch monochrome transflective STN LCD
Graphics · 1
Linus Write-Top → CGA, 640 × 200 pixels
Lifespan · 1
Linus Write-Top → 1988–1990
Manufacturer · 1
Linus Write-Top → Linus Technologies
Media · 1
Linus Write-Top → 3.5-inch floppy disks (5.25-inch floppy disks optional, external)

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write-top linus computer tablet software sklarew technologies nadeau 1988 released compatible your-write handwriting pc lcd sold company system early ibm

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Linus Write-TopCPUNEC V20 at 7.16 MHz1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopDeveloperRalph Sklarew1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopDeveloperRobert Nadeau1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopDiscontinuedFebruary 1990; 36 years ago (1990-02)1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopDisplay9.4-inch monochrome transflective STN LCD1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopGraphicsCGA, 640 × 200 pixels1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopLifespan1988–19901.00infobox
Linus Write-TopManufacturerLinus Technologies1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopMedia3.5-inch floppy disks (5.25-inch floppy disks optional, external)1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopMemory640 KB – 2 MB static RAM1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopReleasedJuly 1988; 38 years ago (1988-07)1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopTypeTablet computer1.00infobox
Linus Write-TopUnits soldAbout 1,5001.00infobox
Linus Write-Topis aearly tablet computer first released by Linus Technologies0.90text

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