Tip: At least consider Psion
Tip: At least consider Psion
(OP)
I used to own a Psion Series5 but decided I needed a change so, when it became terminally ill, I bought a WindowsCE machine. My Series5 ran at approximately 7Mhz and my new WindowsCE machine ran at 100Mhz but I tell you the truth, it was slower than my Psion! I kid you not, the organisation of just about everything on the WindowsCE machine made it inefficient and cumbersome.
I stuck with the WindowsCE machine for six months and used it extensively but have now gone back to Psion and I am now running the Series5 MX. I know it isn't a colour machine but believe me, having seen both worlds, I'd rather 16 shades of functional grey than 65536 colours on a machine that runs like a tractor.
I stuck with the WindowsCE machine for six months and used it extensively but have now gone back to Psion and I am now running the Series5 MX. I know it isn't a colour machine but believe me, having seen both worlds, I'd rather 16 shades of functional grey than 65536 colours on a machine that runs like a tractor.
RE: Tip: At least consider Psion
No wonder Psion is doing well and as for Symbian, I hope they are going to fly, they certainly have got all the right people hooked in, Nokia, Ericsson, Sanyo etc
RE: Tip: At least consider Psion
The series 3a was also a cracker for sending email to and fro.
RE: Tip: At least consider Psion
I hope Psion products do not get hit the same way by mediocrity over superiority.