Still another place to install a trackball

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Compaq introduces the $4,999, 6.5-pound LTE Lite 25c, a 25-MHz, 80386SL-based color notebook computer that offers users an active matrix color screen, 4Mbytes of RAM. an 80Mbyte hard drive and a trackball built into the lid of the machine, next to the screen. The user holds the computer by its lid and operates the trackball with the right hand and the trackball controls with the left hand. Caere Corp is releasing the $249 FaxMaster software that offers users optical character recognition (OCR) capabilities for incoming facsimile (fax) transmissions. The package converts the faxes to documents that can be read and edited online, and reduces the amount of storage space they require on a disk. FaxMaster can handle faxes sent in standard as well as fine mode, ma king it more flexible package than similar programs.

Electronic computers, Computer programming services, Computer industry, Compaq Computer Corp., CPQ, Product Announcement, Laptop computers, Fax modems, Data conversion, File format conversion software, Software Packages, Caere Corp., CAER, Notebook Computer, Fax Modem, Notebook Computers, Compaq LTE Lite/25c (Notebook computer), FaxMaster (Fax software)

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A new sidekick for a modern world; the program's changes reflect the networked office environment

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Borland International Inc's Sidekick 2.0 personal information management system software package is an executive organizing tool that offers a Windows-like interface. The program can work on a microcomputer that has Microsoft Windows 3.0 but it takes over the screen when activated. Sidekick 2.0, which takes up 40Kbytes of memory, features an electronic address book with an autodialer, time management tools, an alarm clock, a notepad, communications software and a calculator. The software, which supports various networks including Novell, 3Com, Banyan and Token Ring, can be loaded as a memory resident program or as a separate application.

Borland International Inc., product announcement, Computer Software Industry, Software packages, BORL, Personal Information Management System, SideKick 2.0 (Personal information management software)

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