Buy a Toschiba Libretto 50 or 110. The 50 runs about $300 and the 110 is still about $1000. The size is perfect and the thing is aready build and reliable. Ebay and Yahoo auctions have both occasionally. temesgen77@my-deja.com wrote: > I would like to build a windows 95 hand held. The pc 104 standard > looks like a nice plateform. Basically, I want a really small windows > 95 machine, something along the size of my HP 48 graphing calculator. > I have checked around and have not found anything that has this level > of functionality at this size form factor. The closes thing is a > Norand 603 hand held computer (too expensive). I have considered > trying to retrofit a PC 104 into a Janus 2020 with a Pc 104.... That > would be realy nice because the unit would already have a power supply > and a full keyboard. The size of the Janus case is about that of a > graphing calculator. The screen is grey scale 320 x 200 VGA > compatible. I have very little experience with designing electronics, > but I am willing to try. Does anyone make a machine that has these > dimensions? Any advice on building one? > Tem > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Before you buy. -- Alan McFaul, LAN Support-Unix Systems Administration
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