IBM Simon (Japanese Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "IBM Simon" in Japanese language version.

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“IBM's Plans to Ship Simon Put On Hold for Time Being”. Mobile Phone News (CBS Interactive). (1994-04-04). ISSN 0737-5077. オリジナルの2012-05-26時点におけるアーカイブ。. https://archive.is/W6Ru 2012年6月30日閲覧. "Technical issues, resulting from the integration of Simon's cellular faxing capability, were discovered early in the manufacturing and development cycle as IBM's quality assurance testing was being conducted. IBM will hold up shipments of the device until the bugs are worked out."

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Sager, Ira (2012-06-29). “Before IPhone and Android Came Simon, the First Smartphone”. Bloomberg Businessweek (Bloomberg). ISSN 2162-657X 2012年6月30日閲覧. "Simon was the first smartphone. Twenty years ago, it envisioned our app-happy mobile lives, squeezing the features of a cell phone, pager, fax machine, and computer into an 18-ounce black brick."

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O'Malley, Chris (1994-12). “Simonizing the PDA”. Byte (Mc-Graw Hill Publishing Company) 19 (12): 145-148. ISSN 0360-5280. オリジナルの1999-02-21時点におけるアーカイブ。 2012年6月30日閲覧. "The CPU is a 16-bit x86-compatible processor running at 16 MHz, a single-chip design manufactured by Vadem. Simon runs a version of DOS called ROM-DOS, from Datalight..."

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US patent 5537608, Brent A. Beatty; Francis J. Canova, Jr. & Charles S. Lanier et al., "Personal communicator apparatus", issued 1996-07-19, assigned to International Business Machines Corporation

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“Bellsouth, IBM Unveil Personal Communicator Phone”. Mobile Phone News (CBS Interactive). (1993-11-08). ISSN 0737-5077 2012年6月30日閲覧. "The phone currently is based on an AMPS standard..."
“IBM's Plans to Ship Simon Put On Hold for Time Being”. Mobile Phone News (CBS Interactive). (1994-04-04). ISSN 0737-5077. オリジナルの2012-05-26時点におけるアーカイブ。. https://archive.is/W6Ru 2012年6月30日閲覧. "Technical issues, resulting from the integration of Simon's cellular faxing capability, were discovered early in the manufacturing and development cycle as IBM's quality assurance testing was being conducted. IBM will hold up shipments of the device until the bugs are worked out."

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Polishuk, Paul, ed (1995-05). “BellSouth Cellular Corp. Announces DispatchIt Software for Simon”. Wireless Telecommunications Newsletter (Boston, Massachusetts: Information Gatekeepers, Inc.) 5 (5): 9-10. ISSN 1083-7779 2010年6月30日閲覧. "BellSouth Cellular Corp. (BSCC) and PDA Dimensions...announced the commercial availability of DispatchIt, a work order field service application using Simon, BSCC's personal communicator."

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“Ericsson GS88 Preview”. Eri-no-moto (2006年). 2011年12月15日閲覧。

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“BellSouth - IBM Simon PDA Cellphone”. RetroCom. RetroCom. 2012年6月30日閲覧。 “Graphic display: 160 x 293”

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“Penelope Box”. Stockholm Smartphone (2010年). 2011年12月15日閲覧。

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Bradner, Erin (2011年7月21日). “Are You an Innovation Giant?”. Designing the User Experience at Autodesk. Autodesk. 2012年11月23日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2012年11月23日閲覧。

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O'Malley, Chris (1994-12). “Simonizing the PDA”. Byte (Mc-Graw Hill Publishing Company) 19 (12): 145-148. ISSN 0360-5280. オリジナルの1999-02-21時点におけるアーカイブ。 2012年6月30日閲覧. "The CPU is a 16-bit x86-compatible processor running at 16 MHz, a single-chip design manufactured by Vadem. Simon runs a version of DOS called ROM-DOS, from Datalight..."

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Bradner, Erin (2011年7月21日). “Are You an Innovation Giant?”. Designing the User Experience at Autodesk. Autodesk. 2012年11月23日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2012年11月23日閲覧。

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Sager, Ira (2012-06-29). “Before IPhone and Android Came Simon, the First Smartphone”. Bloomberg Businessweek (Bloomberg). ISSN 2162-657X 2012年6月30日閲覧. "Simon was the first smartphone. Twenty years ago, it envisioned our app-happy mobile lives, squeezing the features of a cell phone, pager, fax machine, and computer into an 18-ounce black brick."
O'Malley, Chris (1994-12). “Simonizing the PDA”. Byte (Mc-Graw Hill Publishing Company) 19 (12): 145-148. ISSN 0360-5280. オリジナルの1999-02-21時点におけるアーカイブ。 2012年6月30日閲覧. "The CPU is a 16-bit x86-compatible processor running at 16 MHz, a single-chip design manufactured by Vadem. Simon runs a version of DOS called ROM-DOS, from Datalight..."
“Bellsouth, IBM Unveil Personal Communicator Phone”. Mobile Phone News (CBS Interactive). (1993-11-08). ISSN 0737-5077 2012年6月30日閲覧. "The phone currently is based on an AMPS standard..."
Schneidawind, John (1992年11月23日). “Poindexter Putting Finger on PC Bugs; Big Blue Unveiling”. USA Today (Gannett Company): p. 2B. ISSN 0734-7456
“IBM's Plans to Ship Simon Put On Hold for Time Being”. Mobile Phone News (CBS Interactive). (1994-04-04). ISSN 0737-5077. オリジナルの2012-05-26時点におけるアーカイブ。. https://archive.is/W6Ru 2012年6月30日閲覧. "Technical issues, resulting from the integration of Simon's cellular faxing capability, were discovered early in the manufacturing and development cycle as IBM's quality assurance testing was being conducted. IBM will hold up shipments of the device until the bugs are worked out."
Polishuk, Paul, ed (1995-05). “BellSouth Cellular Corp. Announces DispatchIt Software for Simon”. Wireless Telecommunications Newsletter (Boston, Massachusetts: Information Gatekeepers, Inc.) 5 (5): 9-10. ISSN 1083-7779 2010年6月30日閲覧. "BellSouth Cellular Corp. (BSCC) and PDA Dimensions...announced the commercial availability of DispatchIt, a work order field service application using Simon, BSCC's personal communicator."