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a little old but still a handy tool Advantages: decent during its day Disadvantages: lacks bluetooth, gprs... ...pcmcia wireless card and my casio had the CF wireless card. because his ipaq didnt have a CF card slot, his pda became almost 3 times the size of mine! the casio e-200 still runs on the older pocket pc 2002 OS, lacks bluetooth, gprs, has limited bundled sftware and much of the fancy stuff most high end ppc's will get you nowadays, but if you can still find this baby at stores, get a hold of it. It's been 2 years now and i'm still holding onto mine! ... manutdonline 27.04.2005 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Casio Cassiopeia E-200	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
A Handy Digital Diary for around £7.50! Advantages: Fits the pocket easily, in terms of both size and price Disadvantages: No integration of the different functions available ...3KB used mark! The Casio SF-3600 ER is essentially a simple unit - and it's very easy to use. If you need an organiser which links all the various functions together, (for example, a clock display which indicates whether you have any appointments for today, etc.) this one's not for you! It is, after all described as a "diary", and operates pretty much like its paper counterpart (although I've yet to hear of a paper diary which offers an alarm system!). ... ...both size and price (there's also a version at twice the price which adds an accounts facility). At only a couple of pounds more than a paper diary, it offers a lot of advantages, the most obvious one being that you don't need to buy a new one every year (OK, there are batteries, but these should last around 2 years!). ... fculross 11.11.2000 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Casio SF 3600 ER 64KB	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
EM-500, slim and stylish...YEAH RIGHT! Advantages: Cheap Disadvantages: Old(As Of Writing 2007), Video Playback is very bad, Not supported by most software, Only cheap because you get what you pay for Specifications: CPU: MIPS processor running at 150MHz RAM: 16MB internal Display: 240 x 320 TFT color LCD (65,536 color capability) I/O Connections: Multimedia Card (MMC), Microphone, Speaker, Infrared, DC Jack, Stereo Headphone jack, USB Client Port. Power: 1 x Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery (removable), 1 x CR2032 backup battery Colors: Available in 5 colors (Blue, Red, Sky Blue, Green, & yellow) Packaging: It came in a box with its picture ... ...(PDA programs) ActiveSYNC CD (Drivers and Software to syncronise) Power Cable USB Cable USB Cradle (Big chunky grey monster) Some special offer leaflets Instruction Manual and of course, the PDA itself. Style: I bought to dark blue one, it is quite big compared to other PDA's, and isn't stylish compared to the newer brands now. The stylus is MASSIVE, if you took 5 normal styluses and held them in a cylinder shape, it is roughly that size. ... Hexaboy 19.01.2007 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Casio Cassiopeia EM-500	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
A great way to get a Pocket PC Advantages: built in compact flash port Disadvantages: can feel bulky for a "pocket pc" The Casio E-125 may feel slightly bulky in the pockect but that doesnt affect its quality. It has a nice screen and lots of neat features. Forget the pocket pc part of it first and think of the machine itself it has a built in compact flash port. Which already in my opinion put it one step over the compaq ipaqs. This machine with its 32mb of memory is a dream to work with and comes with a usb docking cradle which is so simple to use. It comes with ... mooncalf 21.08.2001 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Casio Cassiopeia E-125	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
Casio Cassiopeia E-115 Advantages: See Op Disadvantages: See Op I am so glad I finally bought this device after so many months of scrutinising the competitors. I almost settled on the EM500 until a comparison of specs showed it to be virtually the same in look/effect but an inferior unit in grunt (only 16MB of internal RAM). EASE OF USE: The E115 is very easy to use -- a pulldown Start menu at the top left will get you in or out of any program instantly. The down side is there is no little 'x' at the top ... ...with them simply opening on top of each other, eventually slowing you down (or so I'm told), or you can make six (yes six) taps to get to the correct setting option to shut them down. While this sounds immensely annoying, I discovered it wasn't really and I just adapted, only going to close programs when I got to more than three open at once. And even with six programs running, I noted no discernable loss of speed. Further, the downloadable TaskPro ... Tony_Edwards 13.08.2004 · Read full review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Casio Cassiopeia E-115	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money