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ISO 9999 - Division and Related AbleData Product Types

22 33 06 Portable computers and personal digital assistants (PDA)

Computers that can be powered with batteries and thus can be used anywhere.
Included are, e.g., communicators in combination with mobile phones such as smartphones.

AbleData Product Categories

  1. Laptop Computer - Use Notebook / Laptop Computer ( Computers: Hardware: Central Processors )
  2. Notebook / Laptop Computer ( Computers: Hardware: Central Processors )
  3. Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) ( Blind and Low Vision: Computers: Hardware )
  4. Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) ( Computers: Hardware: Central Processors )
  5. Voice Input Electronic Organizer ( Blind and Low Vision: Information Storage )
  6. Voice Input Electronic Organizer ( Workplace: Office Equipment: Audible Office Equipment )
  7. Voice Output Electronic Organizer ( Blind and Low Vision: Information Storage )
  8. Voice Output Electronic Organizer ( Workplace: Office Equipment: Audible Office Equipment )
  9. Voice Output Program for Personal Data Assistant ( Blind and Low Vision: Information Storage )

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