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[Items in brackets are added by Z*NET for clarity, ALL other text
is VERBATIM from the kit as translated.]

ST-Notebook for the Briefcase.
The new ST-Notebook from Atari fits in any briefcase, and with a
weight of only around 1 kg is highly portable.  It offers all
what you when working and travelling at the same time: 1 MB main
memory, 20 MB hard disk, joypad instead of mouse and an LCD
screen with a resolution of 640 x 400 pixels.
[Photo shows the jet black computer, folded open showing a
compact but complete keyboard, a little other detail.]


Computer without mouse or keyboard
Atari is showing for the first time at the CeBit fair 1991 a
prototype computer where the data entry no longer takes place
with a keyboard or mouse, but with a pen which is used to write
directly onto the screen.  The STPad thus offers computers
beginners, too, a simple way of using modern technology.
[Photo shows a black half-notebook sized unit which is 80%
screen.  A GEM desktop with the new icons is shown on the screen. 
Two RAMCARDS are show protruding to the right, and a pen on a
wire is clipped to the top.]


See the Other CeBIT PIC SET from Z*NET NEWS SERVICE...
including a very clear view of the TT030 running UNIX, and the
new CDAR505 CD-ROM drive.

And read the "real" eyewitness reports from Germany in this week's 
Z*NET INTERNATIONAL ATARI ONLINE MAGAZINE!

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