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Psion - Organisers and Palmtops
The name Psion is forever associated with organisers and handheld PDAs. The Psion range started started with the launch of the Organiser
I in 1984, up to the Revo Plus, Series 5mx and the Series 7 / netBook.
Even though Psion withdrew from the PDA market in 2002, their products
are still incredibly popular, and continue to have a huge userbase.
These pages includes a summary of the range of Psion machines, links
to useful Psion sites and answers to frequently-asked
questions.
Psion
availability? Click here
Revo, Revo Plus
| Launched:1999
Memory: 8MB (Revo), 16MB (Revo Plus) Screen: 480 x 160 pixels
Variants: Diamond Mako
Availability:
See our FAQ |
Series
5mx
|
Launched:1999
Memory: 16MB Screen: 640 x 240 pixels Variants: Psion
5mx Pro , Ericsson MC218 Availability: See our FAQ |
Series
7, netBook
| Launched:1999
Memory: 16MB (Series 7), 32MB (netBook). Screen: 640 x 480 pixels.
Colour Availability:
See our FAQ |
Series
5
| Launched:1997
Memory: 4MB or 8MB Screen: 640 x 240 pixels |
Series
3a, 3c, 3mx
| Launched:1993
Memory: 128K, 256K, 512K, 1MB or 2MB Screen: 480 x 160 pixels |
Series
3
| Launched:1991
Memory: 128K or 256K Screen: 240 x 80 pixels |
Siena
| Launched:1996
Memory: 512K or 1MB Screen: 240 x 160 pixels
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Organiser
II
| Launched:1986
Memory: 8K, 16K, 32K or 64K Screen: 480 x 160 pixels Variants:
CM, XP, LZ Recommended site: Organiser
II |
The last
Psion devices to be released shipped with ER5 EPOC Operating System, from
Symbian. Many of the newer smartphones
being released include later versions of this operating system, now known
as Symbian OS. These include the Nokia 9210 ,
Nokia 6600 and the SonyEricsson
P910.
The FileSaveAs site contains many other pages for the Psion / Symbian
OS user, including details of how to connect to Wap and the Internet,
getting a virtual Psion on your PC, recommended Psion software and a host
of links, plus details of other Symbian
OS devices
Want a Psion replacement? Consider the Asus Eee. This is a little bigger than a Psion 5mx, and half the size of an average laptop. It has wi-fi, 3 USB ports, and is pretty powerful... it's easy to use, and it's also less than £200!
We also have an audio review available. More on our Asus Eee PC Page |
If you own a Psion, take a look at Palmtop
User - the full colour magazine dedicated to handheld computing.
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a moment to complete our online survey of palmtop and PDA users... the On
The Net Survey.
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