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Short Take: Fujitsu introduces Point 510

Fujitsu Personal Systems has introduced the Point 510, a low-cost pen computer running Windows. Priced at around $2,600, the 510 contains a 10.4 inch SVGA color display, a 100-MHz processor, a 1.4GB hard drive, and 64MB of EDO RAM. Both will be available in August. Fujitsu is also coming out with a pen computer running Windows NT. The Stylistic 1200 will cost $4,730 and come with a Pentium 120-MHz processor.

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Personal Systems has introduced the Point 510, a low-cost pen computer running Windows. Priced at around $2,600, the 510 contains a 10.4 inch SVGA color display, a 100-MHz processor, a 1.4GB hard drive, and 64MB of EDO RAM. Both will be available in August. Fujitsu is also coming out with a pen computer running Windows NT. The Stylistic 1200 will cost $4,730 and come with a Pentium 120-MHz processor.