David Potter, Psion founder and noted industrialist, dies at 82

David Potter was the founder of the pioneering computer company Psion. He was recognized as an industrialist who helped shape early mobile computing. Potter also held a background in physics, contributing to technological research. Throughout his career he supported charitable causes and philanthropy. His leadership influenced the development of portable devices worldwide. Colleagues remember him for his visionary approach and mentorship. He passed away at the age of 82, leaving a lasting legacy in tech. The industry will commemorate his contributions in upcoming events.