Authors:
Eliot Tarlin, Per Nielsen, Carmen D'Arlach
About Uppercase, Inc. Uppercase, Inc. is a two-year-old Xerox New Enterprise Company funded to develop both hardware and software for a thin, light, pen-based, page-oriented, document-reading appliance for the mobile professional. Our product, the eCase tablet personal computer, can trace its lineage back to Alan Kay's Dynabook project at Xerox PARC. Philosophy of Design Within Uppercase, there has always been strong support for user interface design. From project inception in January 1998, the company as a whole understood that the success of our product would very much depend on the quality of our user experience. The eCase computer…
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