200LX
The 200LX refers to a model of portable computer produced by Hewlett-Packard. Introduced in the early 1990s, it was part of HP's line of "personal organizers" or "handheld PCs" that aimed to bridge the gap between simple calculators and full-fledged laptop computers. The 200LX was notable for its relatively large screen for its time and its built-in productivity software.
Key features of the 200LX included a QWERTY keyboard, a monochrome liquid-crystal display, and a powerful Intel
The 200LX was popular among business professionals and students who needed a portable device for note-taking,