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To: Robert Einstein who wrote (3371)	7/14/1998 3:45:00 PM
From: Emmo	Read Replies (1) of 27311

Hummmmmmm,,I wonder what battery will fit in a unit so thin???? INFOWORLD 07/06/98 P. 12 "Toshiba last week made its entry into the emerging class of super-thin portables with three machines that are headed for the United States in the next six months. The units include the Protege 6000, which measures 0.9-inch high, and a B5-size unit that boasts a height of 0.8-inch -- the world's thinnest machine of its kind, Toshiba officials said. All of the machines will sell first in Japan. A U.S. version of the Protege 6000 will ship later this year, and the Protege 3000 series will likely sell in the United States starting early in 1999. The 4-pound Protege 6000 is powered by Intel's 266-MHz Pentium processor with MMX technology and is available with as much as 96MB of EDO memory... It will be available in Japan for an estimated street price of $3,057, officials said."

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