For all the charms of handheld computers, the laptop still offers the mobile executive some mighty advantages: big displays, real keyboards, and, by no means least, the ability to use familiar desktop applications without compromise. If only the things weren't so heavy and bulky. NEC, which is trying to regain a foothold in the U.S. market, has come up with a little laptop with specs that would make you happy to carry a full-fledged Windows 2000 computer rather than a handheld. A But it falls short of being the ultraportable of my dreams because of design flaws that, while serious, could have been easily corrected.
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