ClassicHasClass
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I can't seem to find any record of any other one. Does anyone know? This appears to be the last computer hardware Data General made under their own name before the EMC buyout and is circa 1999.
This was a device I found from an Atlanta-area scrapper. It runs Windows CE 2.12, has a Motorola MPC821 and was intended as a medical applications slate. It has a DiskOnChip internal flash drive and a camera for barcode reading, and can dock with a PS/2 keyboard. Fortunately, Platform Builder 2.11 will make binaries for it because there's virtually no software for PPC WinCE. It runs the CPU little-endian using PowerPC's page endianness switch.
This was a device I found from an Atlanta-area scrapper. It runs Windows CE 2.12, has a Motorola MPC821 and was intended as a medical applications slate. It has a DiskOnChip internal flash drive and a camera for barcode reading, and can dock with a PS/2 keyboard. Fortunately, Platform Builder 2.11 will make binaries for it because there's virtually no software for PPC WinCE. It runs the CPU little-endian using PowerPC's page endianness switch.
With PowerPC, Windows CE and the WiiN-PAD slate, everyone's a WiiN-er (except Data General)
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