The laptop for the time was standard, but had a thicker base which allowed for a printer, the paper was fed under the keyboard and the actual printer unit was under the screen at the back.

A small flap allowed you to access the print head (half the size of an oxo cube) and ink tank (just slightly larger than an oxo cube)

This allowed you to print one sheet at a time, in monochrome and very slowly.

One accessory was a trackball on a handle, it looked like a handheld microphone, the ball was at the top allowing you to use your thumb to move the mouse with 2 triggers at the front as left and right mouse buttons.

Many thanks to Alex Hubbuck for the information.

Code Name: BN120C-UK348  DX2/66

Seial number 2800479

Model: Canon NoteJet S11763
CPU: i486 100MHz
Memory: 16MB RAM
HDD: 810MB Hard Drive
Drive: 3.5" Floppy 
Other: Built in printer 

Our machine is complete with the original canon carry case and was kindly donated by Simon Edmondson

Manufacturer: Canon
Date: 1992

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH25711. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

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