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I'm sure (or, I hope) it's up to a more recent version than the one I used so many years ago. Goodness, I remember taking a stack of cards to The Computer Room so that The Computer Operator could run my program. Which usually did not happen, as I had forgotten a semicolon in a line somewhere.
Ah, the good old days. Soon, though, we would be able to access computers from a distance. This is from 1983. It "weighs only 15 pounds."
PT-210 Portable Data Terminal
The PT-210 weighed 15 pounds and came in a briefcase-style case. It contained a full-size 53-key keyboard, an acoustic coupler that communicated at 110 or 300 baud, and a “whisper-quiet” thermal printer.
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