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The Atari 'STylus'

The 'STylus' was a pen-based tablet computer (sometimes referred to as the 'STpad'). It included an extension to TOS called 'PenOS', IBM PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports, parallel and serial ports, external video, external expansion bus, and 2 Type II PCMCIA slots. The 'STylus' never was officially released. There are a only two working prototypes known to be in existence.

 

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