Identifying the Tablet Device on Nedry's Desk in Jurassic Park
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Summary
The article discusses a tablet/PDA device visible on Nedry's desk in Jurassic Park, speculating it might be a Motorola Envoy PDA despite its 1994 release date post-dating the film's 1993 release. The author seeks additional information about the device, suggesting it could be a prototype or early overseas release.
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My closest guess is that it is a Motorola Envoy PDA.
But, according to Wikipedia, the Motorola Envoy was not released until 1994.
Does anyone else have any additional info on what this device is?
Maybe it's a prototype or early overseas release of the Motorola Envoy?
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