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It managed to pack two 5.25" floppy drives, printer, modem, screen, keyboard, and a complete complement of ports into a unit less than two square feet in size, and only four inches thick. Features like a built-in hands-free phone and a SCSI port make this truly a complete mobile office.
Fully compatible with the IBM PC (the manual specifically mentions being able to run Microsoft's Flight Simulator and Lotus 1-2-3), I'm amazed this machine didn't see more success.
This machine was made by Semi-Tech Microelectronics, who now owns the
Singer Corporation -- yes, the same one who makes sewing machines --
as well as Sansui and Akai. Prior to expanding into sewing machines,
STM was probably best known for their earlier computer, the Pied
Piper.
The STM PC - a complete, yet compact package
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