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October 12, 1987

ASCII FITS FUJITSU KEYBOARD TO THE NEC PC9800

By CBR Staff Writer

ASCII Corp has fitted the thumb keyboard designed by Fujitsu to facilitate Japanese language word processing, to the top-selling NEC PC9800: it has also developed a word processing package called Oya-yubi-kun or little thumb, for use with it: ASCII took a licence from Fujitsu for the thumb shift key-board, and will also adapt to other micros and software, such as Fujitsu’s OA-Shift 98.

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