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Datamaskin

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"Bærbar" datamaskin med utfellbart tastatur og skjerm. 2 diskettstasjoner for 5 1/4 " floppy-disketter. Bæreveske i sort stoff med to rom og to utvendige lommer til strøm-adapter og floppydisker. Brukermanualer og tekstbehandlingsmanualer. I alt 13 disketter : - MS-DOS DISTRIBUTION DISKETTE (PIVOT II) - DOS 2.10 (IBM / MOROW) -...
"Bærbar" datamaskin med utfellbart tastatur og skjerm. 2 diskettstasjoner for 5 1/4 " floppy-disketter. Bæreveske i sort stoff med to rom og to utvendige lommer til strøm-adapter og floppydisker. Brukermanualer og tekstbehandlingsmanualer.

I alt 13 disketter :
- MS-DOS DISTRIBUTION DISKETTE (PIVOT II)
- DOS 2.10 (IBM / MOROW)
- RTD 131 for MORROW m/boot
- RTD 133 MORROW SANDE
- ACTO-WP ORIGINAL ver. 3.01
- NEWWORD MASTER DISKETTE (PIVOT II)
- SYMPHONY START DISC
- REGPROG
- Norsk W:S 3.4 Vegmesterskolen
- VK-BUD (Kopi) R. Sommervik Vegmesterkolen 1985
- Kurs 6-8/4 -87 Øvingsdiskett R.S.
- ThinkTank The First Idea Processor PROGRAM DISK IBM PC

6 bøker / manualer :
- MICROSOFT MS-DOS Operating System User's Guide (MS_DOS 2.11 1983)
- MICROSOFT MS-DOS Operating System Programmer's Reference "
- Pivot MS-DOS Enchancements A companion to the MS-DOS User's Guide and Programmer's Refernce MORROW
- Microsoft DEBUG Utility for 8086 an 8088 Microprocessors
- New Word User's Guide MORROW Copyright 1983
- Pivot II OWNER'S HANDBOOK Copyright 1985
DesignationDatamaskin
Alternative nameEDB-maskin (Faguttrykk)
Precise designationBærbar datamaskin
IdentifierNVM 07-G-00332
TitlePivot II
Indexing termElektrisk utstyr Kontor Kommunikasjon
Type Thing

Inscription
- Primær, Påskrift (på utsiden av bæreveske): PIVOT MORROW
- Primær, Påskrift (hvit lapp på utsiden av tastaturet): SANDE
- Primær, Påskrift (På baksiden av skjermdelen): This equipment is certified to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules. See instructions if interference with radio reseption is suspected. FCC ID : EHV59A66776974868 Morrow Designs, Inc.
- Primær, Påskrift (På baksiden av skjermdelen): WARNING : To prevent fire or electrical shock hazard do not expose this product to rain or maisture or remove the back of this unit. There ar no user-serviceable parts inside of this machine. Refer servicing to qualified service personell. MORROW Pivot portable computer by Morrow Designs, Inc. 12 volts DC 3 Amps. Built-in Modem complies with part 68 FCC rules FCC Registration No. EHV59A-14644-DT-E Ringer equivalence : 0.4B MODEL : 2522 serial SERIAL NO : 31-0003699

Dimensions value
- Bredde35.0 cm (Hovedmål )
- Høyde25.0 cm (Hovedmål )
- Dybde16.0 cm (Hovedmål )

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History

- Fra Wikipedia :
  
  The Morrow Pivot II, circa 1985, was a portable personal computer manufactured by Morrow Designs. With two drives, 320 kilobytes of memory, and a monochrome backlit liquid-crystal display, the Pivot II had a list price of US$ 1,995.
  
  The Morrow Pivot II included one or two 5-1/4" floppy drives. [1] Laptop computers normally had 3-1/2" floppy drives, while most desktop computers used 5-1/4" drives which made data interchange difficult, unless using an external drive to transfer data. Unlike the typical laptop, this machine was in a vertical configuration with a fold down keyboard. The only external component was a single AC adapter. It was a little top heavy for lap top use, but worked well on a desk or airplane tray table. There were two versions, the first of which did not have a full 25 line display. This was also sold as the Zenith Z-171 [2]; the never-released Osborne 3 appears to have had a similar design. The IBM-compatible Pivot II was Morrow's first non-Z80 machine. It did not run some PC software correctly due to the 16-line display.
  
  While modern laptops don't share its design, it was arguably the most practical machine until desktops embraced 3-1/2" floppies. The vertical configuration is sometimes called a lunchbox computer. Lunchbox machines normally have a tilt out LCD or plasma display, standard motherboard, standard hard drive/floppy/CD/DVD/tape drive bays, built in power supply, no battery, detachable keyboard, and full length ISA or PCI expansion slots. These are modern equivalents of the Osborne 1, Compaq portable, or other luggable computers, but with flat panel displays and standard desktop-size components.
- Produksjon - Produsert: 1985 - 1995 (Garantibevis, vedlikeholdsavtaler)