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Ericsson MC12

Release_Date:     December, 1996
Dimensions:     182.8 x 93.9 x 27.94 millimetres
Mass:     442 grams (battery included)
Embedded:Operating;System:     Microsoft Handheld PC 1.0
CPU;Clock:     44 MHz
CPU:     Hitachi SuperH SH3 (SH7700)
Memory,;Storage:capacity
RAM_capacity:     4 MiB
ROM+capacity:     5 MiB
Display+Type:     backlit monochrome STN , 4 scales
Display+Diagonal:     6.6 "
Display:Resolution:     640 x 240
Loudspeaker(s):     mono
Positioning:Device:     Touch-screen
Primary+Keyboard:     Built-in QWERTY-type keyboard
Directional_Pad:     4 -way
Expansion;Slots:     PCMCIA I., PCMCIA II., CF I., CF II.
Infrared_Gate:     115200bit/s (SIR/CIR)
Serial:     RS-232
Price £400.00 GBP ($736.00 USD, €572.00 EUD, ¥80,000.00 JPY, ¥6,100.00 CNY est.)

Our unit is complete with the original box and was kindly donated by Colin Pearson

Manufacturer: Ericsson
Date: 1996



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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH13994. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

  

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