The ifNOTE, announced in 1990, was a notebook personal computer employing the AX architecture. It was the first notebook PC to use a 16MHz 32-bit MPU as its CPU, and the main unit had a number of standard equipment interfaces for connecting with devices like an external CRT display or flexible disk. It also allowed installation of an internal modem. "Microsoft Works" from Microsoft Corporation was provided standard as integrated software for word processing, spreadsheets, databases and communications.
| if 386AX20 | if 386AX20L | if 386AX21 | if 386AX21L | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Announcement date | August 1990 | |||
| CPU | 80386SX 32bit microprocessor (16MHz) | |||
| OS | MS-DOS | |||
| Memory | ROM96KB RAM2MB (Main memory 1MB + RAM disk 1MB) | ROM96KB RAM1-3MB | ||
| Display | - | 640x480 CFI liquid crystal with backlight Chinese character (kanji) display 16x19dot |
- | 640x480 CFI liquid crystal with backlight Chinese character (kanji) display 16x19dot |
| Display color | - | Monochrome | - | Monochrome |
| Built-in flexible | 3.5inch 1.44MBx1 | - | - | |
| Hard disk | - | 2.5inch 20MBx1 | ||
| Interfaces | RS232C, Centronix, external CRT interface etc. | |||
| Communication capabilities | V.22bis built-in modem (Hayes compatible, MNP Class 5 compliant, asynchronous modem with AA-type NCU, 300/200/2400 full-duplex compatible) | |||
| Power supply | Battery drive, AC100V | |||
