California WTB: Pen-based Windows 95 tablet with color screen

[TH2002]

Closest Major City

San Bernardino, CA

Title says it all. Been looking for one of these darn things for over a year with no luck. Did finally snag a Stylistic 1000 just recently, but it's in poorer shape than I had hoped - namely that the barrel jack is severely damaged, a major problem since the main battery is obviously dead. I also have an Intermec 6620, but no power adapter for it and I can't for the life of me find one of those either.

If you have any one of these tablets you're willing to part with for a reasonable price, please send me a PM. Preferably a working one, but will consider ones in need of restoration too:

Fujitsu:
-Stylistic 1000
-Stylistic 1200
-Stylistic 2300
-Point 510
-Point 1600

Others:
-Dauphin Orasis
-Microslate 500P or 500V
-Phoenix Condor
-Symbol PPT 4500
-Xplore GeneSys P133

There are actually more extant Windows 95 tablets not included on my list, it's just that the vast majority of pen computers from this time period are rarer than hens teeth. Like seriously...

 

[smp]

How about a Compaq TC1000?
I have purchased a new battery for it and I also have downloaded the 4 manuals I could find.
Just asking...

smp

 

[TH2002]

Worth considering! Newer than what I'm looking for, but I have a thing for XP tablet PC's and own a few already. Go ahead and PM me with the details.

Also, add the Panasonic CF-01 to the above list.

 

[tech58761]

Huh. Microslate 500p... I actually worked on those back in the day. The company I worked at had the contract to build the main interconnect board and the CPU support board.
The interconnect boards weren't too bad, but the multiple QFP ICs on the CPU board....

 

[TH2002]

Huh. Microslate 500p... I actually worked on those back in the day. The company I worked at had the contract to build the main interconnect board and the CPU support board.
The interconnect boards weren't too bad, but the multiple QFP ICs on the CPU board....

Interesting... and thanks for confirming that the Microslate computers did indeed get manufactured and released at some point...

A fair number of pen computers designed to run Windows 9x are listed here in the September 1999 issue of the US Forest Service's "Field Data Collection Equipment Guide".

The "Pen Based Computers" section starts on page 31 by the way... lots of other interesting systems on there too, including ruggedized laptops and Windows CE handheld computers.

 

[twolazy]

I have a Stylistic 1200 I think, Have to dig it out. Its missing the digitizer and LCD backlight is about dead, but works great, has the oem power pack, and the docking station...

Edit , its a LT C-500

 

[Unknown_K]

I have a Norand Pen-key 6622 (AMD 5x86).

https://cybarcode.com/sites/cy/files/specsheets/norand/6622_specsheet.pdf

I think the RAM is maxed, the 2 internal batteries held some charge last I checked, and I have the external power supply that charges the batteries (but the cord that goes to the machine is cut off but can be replaced). Pen is included.

I also have an extra screen I saved from a second unit I parted out.

 

[TH2002]

I have a Norand Pen-key 6622 (AMD 5x86).

https://cybarcode.com/sites/cy/files/specsheets/norand/6622_specsheet.pdf

I think the RAM is maxed, the 2 internal batteries held some charge last I checked, and I have the external power supply that charges the batteries (but the cord that goes to the machine is cut off but can be replaced). Pen is included.

I also have an extra screen I saved from a second unit I parted out.

PM me with further details.

 

[TH2002]

I have a Stylistic 1200 I think, Have to dig it out. Its missing the digitizer and LCD backlight is about dead, but works great, has the oem power pack, and the docking station...

Edit , its a LT C-500

Already own both an original Stylistic LT and LT C-500, both in working condition... Thanks for the offer, though!

 

[MAZter]

I have working Stylistic 1200 with keyboard, but it's expensive, probably not what you are looking for.