Published on Nov. 16, 2012
Last updated on Jun. 22, 2023
SORD announced the IS-11 (Success), an A4-sized handheld personal computer, in January 1984.
Supplied with a Japanese word processor, I-PIPS — an integrated spreadsheet application, and the BASIC programming language, the IS-11 was a compact, integrated business computer.
| CPU | Z80A（3.6864 MHz） |
|---|---|
| ROM | 96 KB, 128 KB for the kanji font, 128 KB for a kanji dictionary |
| RAM | 64 KB, 16 KB of display memory |
| LCD monitor | 640×200 pixels, 80 characters×25 lines |
| External interfaces | Serial RS-232C, parallel interface, printer interface, microcassette interface (for 128 KB double-sided MC-30 tapes) |
| Power supply | Internal NiCd battery pack, 2.5 hours of continuous operation (main unit only) |
| External dimensions (mm) (w×d×h) |
300×215×85 |
| Weight | 3 kg |
