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From: perry@bluemtn.uucp (Perry Minyard (H)664-8554)
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Subject: Cyberspace Laptop
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Date: 18 Dec 89 16:57:55 GMT
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Cyberspace Corporation, a Norcross, GA company has added an eye-catching
twist to the conventional laptop computer:  no screen.

Using a lightweight eyepeice worn on a headband, the Cyberspace display
appears to float in midair about two feet from the user - a crisp, full
sized image that no one else can see.

The Cyberspace unit comes standard 1meg on the motherboard, expandable to
8 megabytes, 40meg hard drive (expandable to 100, or 200meg), a built in
serial & parallel port, 3 1/2 floppy, batteries (4 hours run time), EGA
port, built in 2400 baud modem, and a full size keyboard.  It uses an
80C286 16mhz processor, and the weight of the unit is a little more than 6 lbs.

Cyberspace Corporation
4405 International Blvd
Suite C102
Norcross, GA  30093-9607
(404) 381-7133