This was an A4 size portable personal computer for business from Fujitsu. It was announced in April 1985, and had the following features:
- A4 size portable machine (29.7cm wide, 21.0cm deep, weighing a light 2.9kg)
- 16-bit CMOS CPU (80C86) with low power consumption (Could be used with 3 power supplies: AC100V, NiCd battery, or car battery)
- Large liquid crystal screen (640x200 dot) capable of displaying 440 kanji (40 characters x 11 lines) and 2000 non-kanji characters
- High-capacity memory (128/288/448 kilobyte main memory, 384 kilobyte CMOS mask ROM for CP/M-86 OS and dictionary etc.)
- Equipped standard with JIS level 1 kanji ROM (453 JIS non-kanji characters and 2965 JIS level 1 kanji)
- BASIC and COBOL supplied on ROM cartridges as basic software
- Equipped standard with microcassette for auxiliary memory
This machine was developed based on concepts which were revolutionary at the time. It was a forerunner of later laptop machines. However, because it was commercialized too early and used the CP/M-86 OS, it was only used in certain specific fields such as data entry.
