In 1984, David Edwin Potter founded Psion, a company with a vision ahead of its time. Their first major success was the Organiser, a handheld microcomputer that used EPROMs for storage. Despite the limitations, the Organiser was power-efficient and innovative, faking a real-time clock and achieving long battery life. Psion continued to release successful models, including the MC series and the Series 3, merging handheld and laptop styles. The Series 3, released in 1991, was a consumer hit, with improved hardware and software. Psion’s innovative approach to handheld computers set them apart in the tech industry.
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