Zoomer, I have doubts!

CasioTech@aol.com
XXX, 1 Jul 1993 11:30:25 -0400 (EDT)

It could also be that out of the RISC chips they looked at, they all required
more power than the CISC chips they looked at.

The Zeos PPC is not backlit, uses a CISC chip, and it's battery life is only
8
to 10 hours. Asside from the processor, there are a lot more chips in the
box
that draw power.

Handwriting recognition is a very difficult process, and requires a LOT of
CPU
processing, even coding in fast assembler code, you are still going to need a
FAST processor to handle all the data. The faster the processor, [regardless
of RISC or CISC] the more power it requires.

There is an old saying "Fast, Powerful, and Cheap: Pick Two" I think it
would
apply here as well.

bj