 |
|
|
Running the Phone book function
Unfolded
Profile view
Top and back sides
Same electronic card as the DF-3400
All of its parts
User manual
|
|
More Info
|
Taken from findarticles.com TORRANCE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 26, 1995--For today's busy mother, who is juggling the duties of her job against those of her household, staying organized on an hourly and daily basis is the difference between stress and sanity. That is one of the reasons why Seiko Instruments USA Inc. developed the Personal Organizer (DF-3401). "Mom has too much to do," said David Thomasson, director of marketing of SII's Consumer Products Division, "and she needs all the help she can get, including the ability to keep track of her daily activities using the latest in electronic technology." The handheld Personal Organizer stores and retrieves all personal information for daily planning, including names and phone numbers, addresses with directions, "to-do" lists, class schedules, birthdays and other important data. A Global Search feature finds all entries containing an entered word or number. The pocket-size organizer fits into a purse and includes bright easy-to-read two-line displays, a built-in calculator with memory, an auto shut-off to prolong battery life, two-line display and installed lithium batteries. The price for this time-saving product is less than $20. |
