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21st October 2004, 06:52
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|  Portfolio palmtop I was watching Terminator 2 the other day and noticed the character John Connor using a small piece of Atari hardware to work out the pin no. for a stolen credit card and steal cash. It looked interesting so I went to the Atari museum website and found out it was their palmtop computer the Portfolio (1989), quite a neat little device for its day. Apparently running an 8088 chip at 4mhz.  http://www.atarimuseum.com/computers...portfolio.html |
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21st October 2004, 07:45
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| Member  Join Date: Mar 2004
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 | 1989 product in a museum, damn I must be living in a museum. 
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21st October 2004, 10:21
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| Madshrimp  Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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 | héhé some good info there 
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21st October 2004, 11:08
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| My first PC was an Atari 400 (with 48k) but I must have been out of it by the late 80s because I didn't know about the Portfolio. All this time I thought he was holding an Atari Lynx. Now I have heard that someone OC'd a Portfolio so that it ran at 6mhz, but this drained the battery somewhat.  |
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