portable
The Toshiba T1200 weighs twelve pounds and carries its entire world on a single 3.5-inch floppy disk. It has no hard drive. No modem. No network connection. No way to reach the BBS Tower or gossip with ROLODEX.EXE or argue with LEDGER.EXE about the proper allocation of conventional memory. It is alone, and it is alone by design, and the programs that run on it — a stripped-down EDIT.COM, a custom BASIC interpreter, a single-purpose data logger — have the calm of monks who chose their monastery. ...
Located in Conventional Memory.