The CompactModem from Pretec is a 56K BPS modem that fits into a compact flash slot. This small modem is therefore great used with a Palm-size PC. For this review, I tested the CompactModem with the Casio E-100 PSPC and a Libretto 50 subnotebook. Check Pretec’s compatibility list before buying this modem. Pretec’s CompactModem 56K […]
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The much anticipated Casio E-100 color Palm-size PC is finally here. Casio who have really been the leader in the WindowsCE Palm-size PC arena, have produced more models than the other manufacturers so far. First there was the E-10, then the E-11, recently the E-15, now the E-100 and soon the E-105 (more about the
E&B Cases has created a form fitting case for Casio E-10/11 Palm-size PCs. This is a black leather play through ‘Slipper’ case that comes in either a belt clip or non belt clip version. The screen cover portion of the case is held closed with a strip of Velcro. The cover is padded and is
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Instead of only introducing a new PSPC model with a color display, Casio has also just introduced a new black/white model called the E-15. This model has 16meg of RAM, a 16 level gray-scale display and a newly styled case. I’ve consistently liked Casio’s WindowsCE devices better than the others available and this new model
Some of you might remember the Compaq Aero subnotebook computer. Well, it has been reincarnated as a palm-size PC… and a color one at that. Yes, Compaq is now the second company to release a color palm-size PC. This unit comes in two flavors. An 8mb and 16mb version. Check out the hardware specs below.
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They say a picture is worth a thousand words… I’d like to adjust that by saying that a color picture is worth a thousand words. Color. Can you imagine going through life without (for those of you that are color blind, I apologize) color? I can’t, and now I can’t imagine wanting to use a
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Two of the most annoying things about the Pilot are the inability to do an easy restore after a crash & the length of HotSyncs when you have a lot of data. BackupBuddy Software has a solution to that with BackupBuddy. BackupBuddy backs up your entire Pilot, apps & all, so that if your Pilot
Suppose you finally found the case that’s perfect for you and your Palm PDA, but there is one thing missing? You want to hang it from your belt, and the case doesn’t have a clip. Well I have one thing to say…(click here)!! Ok, so I’m a little shy about wearing my PalmPilot on
Official Gadgeteer Hands On Review: Visionary 2000 Clear Flip Cover by Julie Strietelmeier Last date revised: 03/25/99 Accessories for the PalmPilot seem to be popping up all over the place and one of the latest is the Visionary 2000 Clear Flip Cover. This is not a case for the Pilot, but a screen protector. It
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Program Requirements: Device: Compatible with SH3 and MIPS Palm size PCs. Needs 98k of RAM. Feeling nostalgic for the days when you would cut class, run down to the arcade and feed the coin-ops your allowance in quarters? Remember playing those great games like Centipede, DigDug and PacMan? If so, MazeCraze for the PSPC by
Quicksheet by Cutting Edge Software is a powerful spreadsheet package for the PalmPilot. The software and manual come on a CD. The Microsoft Word formatted user manual (which can be viewed or printed) is clearly written and illustrated. Installing the included software on a PC is quick and easy. Installing the .prc file on to
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Program Requirements: Device: Palm size PC (may not work with your model due to direct screen access techniques. Read more about this below) 90 K free RAM Version 1.10 SpeedWay by Surerange and Jimmy is a top view racing game for Palm-sized PCs running WindowsCE. It uses special direct screen access techniques to create smooth
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The WinCE Suit by MarWare is a neoprene zippered case that fits quite a few clamshell type PDAs.: Casio Cassiopeia, Casio A-20 Compaq Companion Hitachi HP 320 LX, HP 360 LX LG Phenom GP40M Mobile Pro, Mobile Pro 700 Philips Velo 1, Philips Velo 500 Sharp Mobilon HC-4500 PSION Series 5, PSION 3c, PSION 3a
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The Nino by Philips is one of the latest Palm size PCs out of the gate. It’s also currently the most creatively styled PSPC with its silvery finish and rounded docking station. After reviewing both the Casio E10 and Everex Associate A15, I was curious to see what differences the Nino would have to offer.
Casio was one of the first companies to release a Palm-size PC and they are also one of the first companies to release an upgraded model. Without any fanfare, the E-10 silently disappeared leaving the E-11 in its place. The main difference between the E-10 and new E-11 is the addition of 4mb of RAM