Workstation-Class Notebook PC

April 1997 / What's New / Workstation-Class Notebook PC

The SparcBook 3TX (from $16,950) incorporates Fujitsu's 170-MHz TurboSparc processor; 256 KB of Level 2 cache; 32 MB of DRAM, expandable to 128 MB; a 10.4-inch active-matrix TFT display; a removable 1.2-GB SCSI hard disk option; a PC Card slot; built-in ISDN; a 14.4-KBps da ta/fax modem; and on-board Ethernet. The 7-1/2-pound unit comes preloaded with Solaris 2.5 and Tadpole's Notebook Computing Environment.
Contact:  Tadpole Technology, Austin, TX

Phone:    (800) 232-6656 or (512) 219-2200

Internet: 
http://www.tadpole.com


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