PC110

PC110 is an interactive atlas and emulator dedicated to the IBM Palm Top PC 110, one of the most distinctive ultraportable computers of the 1990s. Explore the machine: • Browse annotated hardware, specifications, and 19 reconstructed schematic sheets. • Examine five reconstructed boards, 28 copper layers, and 7,086 span-correct vias in 3D. • Follow the factual timeline and original PersonaWare history material. Run classic software: • Boot your own compatible PC-DOS, PersonaWare, or Windows 95 disk images. • Use writable HDD-1 and HDD-2 images. • Keep original PC110 Windows 95 display and sound drivers with emulated C&T F65535 video and ESS ES488 audio. • Use the complete touch keyboard with PC-compatible keypress timing in DOS and Windows tools. • Connect an external keyboard and mouse. • Switch to a full-screen landscape display for an authentic desktop experience. More ways to use PC110: • Foldable-aware display and keyboard layouts, resizable windows, and ARM64 or x86-64 Android support. • Optional gamepad-to-guest controls for compatible Android handhelds. • Android XR 3D PC110 preview with a live display, hinged lid, pictured keyboard and TrackPoint, and separate placement controls. The preview uses a reconstructed shell, not the full Vision Pro model. • Wear OS companion: view the phone emulator, use remote keys and pointer controls, and opt into guest audio. Requires the PC110 phone app, Google Play services, and a nearby paired Wear OS 3 or newer watch. The phone runs the emulator and must keep Run open. Sharing and watch audio are off until enabled. The watch does not run QEMU independently. The atlas and emulator work offline. Optional watch sharing uses Google's encrypted paired-device transport. No advertising, analytics, or developer accounts. Imported firmware and disks remain on the host device, and Android cloud backup is disabled for them. See the privacy policy for paired-device display, audio, and input handling. PC110 does not include proprietary operating-system, BIOS, PersonaWare, or disk-image media. Users must supply media they are legally entitled to use. A 64-bit Android runtime is required for emulation. Android TV, cars, and 32-bit-only Android are not supported.