It and it's specs looks similiar to the Sharp PC 3xxx but the 3k was
a clamshell design. Except for a larger screen it's design is also
similar to the Sharp PC1500. Some nice machines tho. I want one.
Lawrence
> On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Brian Chase wrote:
>
> > On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, gil smith wrote:
> >
> > > I am curious about early PCs with lcd screens. Something from the
> > > early dos days, in a flip-up or clamshell design.
> >
> > Well... it's not a clamshell design, but someone recently brought to
> > my attention a small ruggedized PC named the Husky Hunter which runs
> > on MS-DOS. There were serveral models made, but the Husky Hunter 16
> > was the one pointed out to me:
> >
> > Specs: http://www.infocon.dk/husky/products/h16spec-uk.htm
> > Image:
> > http://www.handheldsystems.com/Handhelds/Used_handhelds/h16.jpg
>
> This looks a lot like a Sharp OEM (the second picture in particular).
> Is this indeed made by Husky?
>
> > I always thought the Tandy 1400LT looked pretty interesting.
>
> It's not ;)
>
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