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From: stanwyck@druco.ATT.COM (Don Stanwyck)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc,misc.wanted
Subject: Re: Laptop IBM-PC compatable with builtin 80-col printer wanted.
Message-ID: <2891@druco.ATT.COM>
Date: 10 Jun 88 19:09:46 GMT
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in article <4870@dasys1.UUCP>, sruli@dasys1.UUCP (Andrew L. Shaffren) says:
> Does anyone out there know of an IBM-PC compatible laptop with a builtin
> 80 col printer? Thermal is okay, no hard disk also okay.  I'd prefer 
> a true laptop, but I'm also interested in hearing about luggables, too.

Sure!  You can have my Panasonic Exec-Partner!  (Oops, better not make that
offer.  I might need it again some day.)  The Panasonic Exec-Partner is a
luggable (~30 lbs.) IBM-comp. p.c. that comes with a built-in printer.  The
unit is extremely reliable, mine having logged > 250,000 airline miles in
the last two point five years.  Mine is the two floppy version, but friends
with the hard disk version report similar positive results.

I recently (last November) finally retired the beast in favor of a Zenith
181 laptop plus a Diconix 150 printer.  The combined weight is less, and
the printer is much faster/quiter/higher quality.  So now I lug a laptop
instead of a luggable.

I really did like the Panasonic, and would recommend it for many
applications.  I just needed something lighter and faster for my present
applications.

Good luck.
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