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Technical Specifications:
Model |
Atari Portfolio |
Processor |
80C88 |
4.92MHz |
Memory |
128KB RAM |
256K ROM |
Used for the operating system and built-in applications |
Operating System |
DOS 2.11 |
MS-DOS 2.11 compatible (In ROM) |
Display |
8-line, 40-column |
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) |
Built-in applications |
Worksheet |
Editor |
Diary |
Address Book |
Calculator |
Setup |
Sound |
Yes |
Built-in speaker |
Keyboard |
63 keys |
QWERTY layout |
Function Keys |
F1 - F10 |
Accessed by using the [Fn] key and number keys 1 thru 0.
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Additional Features |
- Built-in memory card drive (for RAM and ROM cards)
- Port for connecting a smart parallel interface, a serial interface, or other peripherals
- Clipboard for copying data within a file, from one file to another, or between files created with different applications.
- Will operate on three AA batteries or an optional AC adaptor.
- Originally shipped with the Portfilio File Manager and Tutorial software, contained on a single ROM card.
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Released |
October, 1989 |
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Descripton of the built-in applications:
Worksheet |
A Lotus 1-2-3 compatible spreadsheet application. File compatible with Lotus .WKS files.
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Editor |
A handy and powerful word processing program that stores files in standard ASCII format. |
Diary |
A combination diary and calendar application, complete with notes and an alarm feature. Alarms can be set to a specific time and can also be set to repeat daily, weekly, or monthly. |
Address Book |
Stores names, addresses, phone numbers, and notes. Includes search capabilites and a built-in phone dialer (using the portfolio's built-in speaker). |
Calculator |
Allows numeric keypad to funcion as a calculator, including advanced calculations such as trigonomic functions. You can also print a "tape" of the calculations if you have a printer attached. |
Setup |
A set of utilities that allow you to configure your system and customize your working environment. The main Setup menu allows you to modify: Display, Sounds, Applications, Printer, RS-232 port, and File Transfer. |
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Peripherals:
Smart Parallel Interface |
You can use the Smart Parallel Interface to:
- Print files from DOS or from the internal Portfolio programs to a printer with a parallel interface port.
- Print the contents of the screen to a parallel printer.
- Send and receive files between Portfolio and an IBM PC, PC/AT, or other compatible computer.
- Communicate with other devices having a standard parallel interface.
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Serial Interface |
You can use the Serial Interface to:
- Print Portfolio files on a serial printer.
- Transfer files between the Portfolio and an IBM PC, PC/AT, or other compatible computer (using appropriate software).
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PC Card Drive |
The Portfolio PC Card Drive connected to and Atari or IBM compatible computer allows the computer to access Portfolio memory cards in the same way it accesses conventional floppy disks. You can use the PC Card Drive to:
- Read data from a Portfolio.
- Transfer data to a Portfolio.
- Format Portfolio memory cards.
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AC Adaptor |
Probably the most important peripheral you can buy for your Portfolio, the AC adaptor will protect you against the dreaded data loss that can sometimes occur when you rely on batteries alone to power your Portfolio. |
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(Note: Due to GeoCities' limited support for various extensions (like .lzh and .com), the following files have had a .txt added to the name (except lzhe.doc). You must rename the files, removing the .txt before using them.)
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