Casio Cassiopeia Fiva - Geode GXLV 233 MHz - 6.7" TFT

Advantages: Big Screen , Sound , Color , Battery Life
Disadvantages: Low Memory(16MB)

...How and from where I buy it: I want to buy PDA so I can manage my data collected in surveys and by other companies and to pass some time by playing games and listing music. But I want something on cheap rates then I go to eBay and I found it at No reserve auction so I placed the bid and get it for only $150. Processor, Weight and Dimensions: Processor speed is 150MHZ, weight is only 218gm and the dimensions are 8.2 cm x 1.9 cm x 12.8 cm Shape: The Shape of this PDA is good because of its big very good color screen. And only three button And one directional pad on it. I can easily place it in my pocket. Picture and Sound Quality: Picture quality of this PDA is great or you can say the true color. And there is a color manager in it you can also change it color preferences but I like its color very much. The sound quality... Read review

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Advantages: Great Screen, swappable battery
Disadvantages: Chunky, limited expansion to Compact Flash

...The Casio E125 is the latest evolution of their Cassiopeia range of Pocket PCs, and feature improvements on the already rather good E-115 The first thing you notice about the Cassiopeia is the screen with excellent resolution and colour depth. AFAIK it is the only pocket PC with a 16bit screen (64K colours) the Compaq and HP offerings being only 12 bit (4096 colours) which makes a difference if you want to view photo type images. It doesn't perform quite as well outdoors as the Compaq IPaqs screen but still viewable with some shading. So what's the damage? #379+vat from Dabs direct. So the E-125 had better be more than a pretty face. As stated before the E-125 is an evolution of the previous model, and the packaging hasn't really changed, so it's still quite a large pocket PC, comparable to the HP Journadas, and not as slim... Read review

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Advantages: Compact all-in-one design, robust and portable, high build quality, attractive styling
Disadvantages: Relative high cost, slow USB connectivity.

...Well my little Bondi Blue babe is almost 18 months old, and here's the review. 233MHz, how does that compare with the current crop of consumer PC's / iMacs? OK 233MHz doesn't sound like much processing power when you see ads for 700MHz PC's, but you've got to remember that the PC MHz rating is not directly related to that of IBM / / Motorola / Apple's PPC chip architecture. It actually equates to around 450 MHz, so it's not to bad. My machine has a 160 MB of RAM and is perfectly happy tossing 200 MB photoshop files around in it's memory. What about the Hardrive, isn't 4GB too small? Yes, but after 18 month's of hard work, evev a 10GB drive would have had to have a couple of spring cleans on it. I chose the easy option and bought an external USB CD-RW (x2) and an external 20GB USB Harddrive. So storage worries are now a thing... Read review

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