PC World Magazine notebook computer review states the Kaypro A1100 from Premio is an appealing desktop replacement due to its performance, typing comfort, and plentiful legacy connections.

August, 2003 -- PC World Magazine notebook computer review states the Kaypro A1100 from Premio is an appealing desktop replacement due to its performance, typing comfort, and plentiful legacy connections.

The Kaypro A1100's big, steady keyboard is comfortable to use, thanks to its oversize palm rest, five programmable buttons, and four-way scroll button. A rarity among modern portables, the A1100 is an all-legacy unit, equipped with every older feature most other notebook lines have long since phased out (but that some businesses still require), including a fixed floppy drive and parallel, PS/2, and serial ports. The A1100 is solidly documented in print and in an Acrobat (Portable Document Format) manual; the latter is notable for its thorough hyperlinking, even in the index.

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