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JANUARY/ FEBRUARY 1999
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FEATURES
Fujitsu to introduce H/PC Pro; NCC/Everex introduce PalmScribe; Casio Soft develops Windows CE software; SanDisk introduces higher-capacity CF cards; Windows CE digital cameras; Motorola boosts CE processor support; Windows CE user groups; more.
Hewlett-Packard Jornada H/PC Pro
New large, fast H/PC Pro with crisp 640 x 480 color display and 10-15 hours of battery life but no touchscreen.
Sleek Palm-size PC with European styling, easy-to-read screen, and nice extras will give the competition a run for its money.
Handheld PC Professional Edition leads COMDEX explosion of Windows CE products.
Ed Zabrek, M.D., relies on his H/PC "physician's assistant" to keep him on time, up to date, and accurate.
e/MD2 Portable Coding Software
pocketCHART Electronic Medical Record system
Take the World Wide Web with you, wherever you go.
Connecting Your PC Companion to a LAN
Speed up connectivity and stay in touch with your Local Area Network, all from your PC Companion.
PRODUCTS FOR YOUR PC COMPANION
Over 90 new products and services for PC Companion users and Windows CE developers.
Comprehensive rundown on PC Companions, including the new Handheld PC Professional Editions.
DEPARTMENTS
Andrew Seybold/Wireless Computing
Andy takes a look at WirelessKnowledge, the joint venture funded by Microsoft and Qualcomm, and discusses its impact on portable computing. He also reviews the improvements to the communications of Windows CE 2.11 and the Handheld PC Pro.
In "Change is the Name of the Game," Tom Gibson takes a look at recent changes in the Handheld PC Magazine Website, Chris De Herrera's Windows CE Website, and Microsoft's Windows CE Website.