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Atari Portfolio Brochure • $ % 3 6 6 7 8 9 O l1 m2 1 m M 4 6 3|C Q W R T Y U O 3 Lock Hi D K I 1 1 IV > \ bI / Dei c 1 iv 1 [ ] 1 Ix H Home W Pg Dn|W End Fn Ctrl Alt B<- 1 l±_JI I The Atari Portfolio™ is the world's first pocket-sized MS-DOS® command-compatible computer with Atari Portfolio is just 5 built-in applications. It has all the features you would expect from a pocket computer-an address The more than a book that can store and retrieve hundreds of addresses and telephone numbers, a diary to help you business organizer. It's a powerful palm- plan your business and social schedule, and a sophisticated calculator with five memories. The top computer that delivers true computer Portfolio also contains features you would expect from a desktop personal computer, like a Lotus® file- performance wherever you go. Compare it compatible worksheet for planning and calculating a budget or keeping track of expenses, and a text for yourself. editor for typing memos and letters. The Portfolio can run a wide range of software applications and, with a parallel interface peripheral, ATARI SHARP CASIO Portfolio™ Wizard Executive it can communicate with your desktop computer. Within its compact case, the Portfolio has an 8 line FEATURE OZ-7200™ Boss x 40 character screen and a familiar QWERTY keyboard. Its 128K RAM gives you ample storage space. You can even store data or programs on handy, credit card sized memory cards. Built-in organizing software? YES YES YES r;^ OS BUSINESS. ttOR "zz--zz---:z::-::z--z- #14 To get you started, the Portfolio with a set QtanrlarH lOfik" RAM? YES IMU ^U^^| comes 11 Rt<ari Australia <61>2-BO5-0344 H Ptari Benelux <3D 3473-77272 of five built-in all useful applications, accessible !; Atari Canada (416) 479-1266 Wide 40-column text display? YES NO (16) NO (32) •i Htari Denmark <645> 465-91344 from a simple menu display ii tt-tari France <331) 40-86-27-64 Horizontal & vertical scrolling ii Rtari Gernany<49)6142-2090 L^r Sun 04 Jul 99 00 s 16 YES Address Book. Store, sort, select and retrieve for 80-column display? NO NO hundreds of addresses and telephone numbers. Typewriter-styled QWERTY You can search and find a single address or review Iceyboard? YES NO YES Cak::. 49576 and select according to categories, for example Numeric keypad entry? YES YES NO Memories,.. .1.0.38.1.52 + "all Italian restaurants." The built-in telephone Display.., 6.240.12" Battery replacement without tools? YES NO NO tone dialer will dial any number on a touch-tone Fbmat... B% Breakdown 0ff telephone. Printer 8ff Help 15.251.9088 Processor compatibie with IBivi YES IMU NO Calculator. The powerful calculator gives you a personal computer? full range of functions, including factorial, power, System expansion connector? YES NO NO and root calculations, all with multi-display Standard modem port available? YES NO NO formats and five memories. mi <F2> U47' eSUfiCB3. .B4>- B5 C j —ft B r-— : B f -E Standard printer port available? YES NO NO Profit LosB Forecast 19991 Worksheet. Built-in Lotus 1-2-3® file-compatible Jan Feb Memory cards for data storage? YES YES NO 50.00 40.00 60.00 65 .00 worksheet has 127 columns x 255 rows and reads Royalties 20,00 22.00 24.20 Ouerheads 75.00 80.00 82.00 82.001 Telephone tone dialing? YES NO NO Profits -5.00 -18.00 or writes Lotus compatible .WKS files, so you can 2,20 9.62 upload and download data to and from your Same file commands as MS-DOS? YES NO NO desktop computer. File directories and subdirectories? YES NO NO Text Editor. The Portfolio's built-in text editor PRODUCT SPECIFICATION! Functions selected from onscreen IBM F'C compatible pocket computers handles word processing with ease, with features 128K ROM internal i t conf sura ion lists? YES YES 256K ROM system and application NO such as cut and paste from the other Portfolio 8088 CMOS processor , 4.3152 MHz clock Runs text -based IBM PC software File exchange with: Convenient pocket size! applications through the clipboard, and string vcc Folding 'snap- lock 'case iDlVlf CO YtO YtO search. You can use the Portfolio to generate your Macintosh? YES YES NO own text or edit text produced on an IBM®- Atari ST? YES NO compatible MS-DOS system, Macintosh®, or an NO Atari ST™ computer. Built-in file transfer utility? YES NO NO 111999 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Lotus® compatible worlcsheet files? YES NO NO Diary. Plan your appointments on a comprehen- 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 ^ 4 ii Jul 5 6n 7w 8w 9 10w Built-in spreadsheet software? YES NO NO sive calendar and diary A programmable alarm 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Full-precision digit YES 25 15 calculator? NO .. NO will remind you of your important appointments. 26 27 : 29 30 Entries can be repeated daily, monthly, or yearly. Memory Cards. The Portfolio stores and retrieves data and programs from credit card sized memory cards inserted into the built-in card drive, just like floppy disks on a desktop computer. Memory cards are available in three sizes, 32K, 64K, and 128K to provide the right amount of storage for your needs. The card drive also accepts program cards, which can contain commercial software or custom programs. Interfaces and Peripherals. As you would expect from a full-performance computer, the Portfolio supports a growing range of peripherals via a built-in 60 pin bus connector. Among the peripherals currently available are a serial RS232C interface for connecting to modems, and a parallel interface for connecting to other personal computers and printers. You can also connect a card drive to your desktop personal computer to read and write directly to and from the Portfolio's memory cards, further simplifying file exchange between your computers. Power Supply. The Portfolio is powered by three alkaline AA batteries (batteries included). Or, you can conserve battery power by using an AC adaptor. Since peripherals take their power from the Portfolio's batteries or AC adaptor, they do not need their own power sources. AATARI ® Atari, the Atari logo, Portfolio, and ST are TM or ® of Atari Corporation. Macintosh is a ® of Apple Computer Inc. Executive Boss is a TM or ® of Casio Computer Co., Ltd. IBM is a ® of International Business Machines Corporation. Lotus and Lotus 1-2-3 are ® of Lotus Development Corporation. MS-DOS is a ® Microsoft Corporation. Wizard OZ-7200 is a TM or ® of Sharp Electronics. Copyright 1990, Atari Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1302 Printed in USA. C301607-001 Rev. A Processor. 80C88, 4.9152 MHz Mass Storage. Memory card (32K, clock speed. 64K, or 128K RAM). Operating System. Command- Display. Graphics LCD, supertwist compatible with MS-DOS 2.11. technology, 40 columns x 8 lines, internal ROM. 256K containing 240 X 64 pixels. BIOS, operating system, and built-in Peripherals. 60 pin expansion bus applications. for serial and parallel ports. Internal RAM. 128K including an Weight. Less than one pound. internal RAM disk configurable Applications. Diary, Address book, from 8K to 80K. calculator, Lotus 1-2-3 file- Keyboard. 63 keys. Numeric keypad compatible worksheet, text editor, and function keys. and file transfer software. Jll ATARI IXCOMPUTER Atari Corporation, 1196 Borregas Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089-1302. Telephone: (408) 745-2000.
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