The omnigo 100 has an HP-12C simulator.
The omnigo 100 can be fold to be used like a palm computer ...
... like this.
Backup battery and link to PC connector.
PCMCIA type I connector and the stylus.
Backup battery and link to PC connector.
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| Introduction date | 16/10/1995 |
| End date | 1997 |
| Type | Organizer |
| Last update date | 2010_02_11 |
| Programmable | Y |
| RAM size | 1MB or 2MB |
| ROM size | 3MB |
| Number of functions | Geos |
| Alpha capabilities | Y |
| Number of keys | 67 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Number of digits on display | 23x15 |
| Graphical (X x Y) | 240x240 |
| Extention(s) | PCMCIA |
| Printer | ext |
| Saving | mem/ext |
| Date or clock capabilities | Y |
| Microprocessor | Vadem VG230 16MHz |
| Functions list | Organizer |
| Size (length x width x thickness) | 96x153x27(closed) |
| Weight | 329gr |
| Batteries | 2xAA |
| External power | N |
| Power consumption | |
| Twin | |
| Made in | Singapore |
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Hewlett-Packard OmniGo 100 aka Jedi / F1310A (11 pictures)