File:Psion Organiser Series 1.jpg

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The Psion Organiser (Series 1, 1984) with its sliding protective cover removed, showing the single-line 16-character LCD and the 36-key alphabetically-arranged keyboard. The cover is shown alongside.

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Author: The Science Museum UK
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Organiser 1 electronic organiser/calculator, made by Psion, British, 1984. The Psion ?Organiser? went on sale in 1984. Hailed as ?the world?s first pocket computer?, the Organiser combined calculator functions with an electronic organiser. Additional applications could be added by inserting pre-programmed cartridges, called ?DATAPAKS?. The Science Museum?s example has an 8k DATAPAK for storage and a Psion produced ?Math PAK? with maths software pre-loaded onto it. Psion built up a loyal following of users who enjoyed the versatility and functionality of the devices in their range of Organisers.