The GRiD Palmpad 2350 is a small penbased handheld computer with grayscale CGA screen. There were several models each with different features. They feature a PCMCIA type I memory card slot, internal 2400 or 14,400 modems, serial and keyboard ports (with special cables), DOS in ROM, and more. The PalmPad was designed to be strapped to your hand or thigh using attached straps. I have a manual for this model but not for the 386 model. E-mail me if you have specs for the 386 model.

-	`GRiD PalmPad 2350 - SPECIFICATIONS`
`ITEM`	`SPECIFICATIONS`
CPU	NEC V20 (8086 Compatible) 9.54MHz
DISPLAY	6.5" diagonal backlit transreflective LCD, 640x400 CGA
MEMORY	2 MB RAM (not upgradeable)
STORAGE	MS-DOS ROM - internal Flash EPROM storage for MS-DOS operating system and GRiD PalmPad utility programs (256k) Internal Storage Card Slot - Accepts 68 pin PCMCIA/JEIDA standard storage cards. Accepts only SRAM or Proprietary Sundisk Storage Cards. (works with storage cards only, NO MODEMS OR OTHER PCMCIA DEVICES)
`Modem`	`Communications`
14,400 / 9600 faxmodem	Optional internal faxmodem
2400 / 9600 faxmodem	Optional internal faxmodem
Radio Modem	Radio Modem, specifications unknown
`Connector`	`Interfaces`
Serial Port	RS-232C 9-pin (requires proprietary cable change the tiny Palmpad connector into a normal 9pin serial connector)
Keyboard Port	5 pin connector for standard keyboard using the special keyboard adapter cable
Phone Jacks	(Optional) modular telephone jack for internal modem and telephone
Power Connector	Proprietary power connector
`Part`	`Physical Characteristics`
Case	High-Impact Plastic
Dimensions	(h)2" x (w)6 x (l)9"