Full Mobile Product Line...
Since 1980, Decade Computer has focused exclusively on mobile computers. Desktop production was halted as prices (and consequently margins) plummeted and little product differentiation could be achieved. By narrowing their concentration, Decade was able to make advances in the mobile computing category ahead of their competitors. To this day, Decade focus remains on the mobile market. It is expected that by 1998, more than 60% of all computers sold will be mobile computers. As this product segment continues to evolve, Decade will continue to develop highly innovative products that will drive the segment to higher adoption levels.

• Slimnote XL (1998)

Integrated 20X CD-ROM and floppy drive. 32-bit CardBus, 14.2" TFT Active Matrix, and 200 MHz Pentium Processor with MMX technology

 

• Slimnote EX (1997)

Integrated 20X CD-ROM and floppy drive. 32-bit CardBus, 13.3" TFT Active Matrix, and 200 MHz Pentium Processor with MMX technology

 

• Slimnote 9T (1997)

Integrated 20X CD-ROM and floppy drive. 32-bit CardBus, 12.1" TFT Active Matrix, and 166 MHz Pentium Processor with MMX technology

 

• Slimnote 9 (1996)

Integrated 10X CD-ROM and floppy drive. ZV-enabled, Pentium ™ processor, 12.1"TFT Active Matrix Super VGA Display

 

• Slimnote 700 (1996)

Ultra Portable with Multimedia Hot Docking Support. Weights approx 5 lb. including floppy drive and TFT Active Matrix Screen.
• Slimnote 8 (1995)

Integrated 4X CD-ROM. Pentium™ processor, PCI local bus, Super VGA displays. Lithium, batteries. New Media Magazine "Awesome" Award, August 1995

 

• Slimnote 6 (1995)

Integrated CD-ROM drive. First 5x86-100/120 notebook.

 

• Slimnote 5 (1994)

Modular 486 Design with integrated stereo audio. PC Computing Torture Test survivor, 1995. PC World Top 20 Listed. First notebook with touchpad pointing device.

 

• Slimnote 486E (1993)

The first notebook with a TFT Active Matrix screen & PCMCIA slots. Support for new Intel SL-Enhanced processors.

 

• SubNote 486SL/SLc (1992)

First 486 subnotebook product.
• Slimnote 486DX2 (1992)

First 486DX2 notebook. First 486 notebook with TFT Active Matrix display.
• Slimnote 486DX (1992)

First 486 notebook. 6lbs, 130Mb hard disk, up to 20Mb RAM. Integrated trackball/modem. PC Computing Magazine Torture Test winner, January, 1993.
• SuperNote 386 (1991)

386SX, 6lbs, 40Mb (first notebook with hard disk larger than 20Mb)

 

• SuperLap 386 (1990)

386SX, 12lbs, 40Mb hard disk drive, monochrome LCD panel with 32 gray scales