The Intermec 6651 is a Windows CE based Handheld PC offering all the typical functionality - email, Web browsing, and personal information management - of a handheld PC. Not typical is its flexible swivel design that allows it to transition to a Web tablet or presentation tool. Its built-in digital camera adds a bit more novelty to this handheld.
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Clio C-1050
Vadem Currently available |
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The Clio C-1050 is a handheld for the working profession on the go who needs something smaller and less functional than a notebook. It has a unique swingtop design and the pivoting arm positions the display to work as either a Web tablet, presentation tool, or handheld. It is also ruggedized and can be used in industrial environments.
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The HP Jornada 720 is HP's successor to the Jornada 690. They have essentially the same design, but the Jornada 710_720 offers more processing power, updated software, and a Security Card reader for secure online transactions. The Jornada 710 does not include the built-in modem or cradle and is currently only offered in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
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Jornada 820
Hewlett Packard Currently available |
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HP Jornada 820 Handheld PC provides all the tools for sending email, accessing the Internet, managing contact and calendar information, and working on documents. Its fuller size design distinguishes it from other Jornadas. It can operate up to ten hours without recharging.
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The NEC MobilePro 780 handheld incorporates all the applications needed in a handheld - email, web browsing, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and personal information management.
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MobilePro 880
NEC Currently available |
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The NEC MobilePro 880 is the MobilePro 780 in a bigger package with a USB port enabling a variety of periperals. It offers email, web browsing, word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, and personal information management.
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Mobilon TriPad PV-6000
Sharp Discontinued |
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Use the Sharp Mobilon TriPad PV-6000 for email, browsing the Web, and familar business applications. Its swivel design allows the Sharp Mobilon TriPad to be used as a Web tablet, handheld, and a presentation tool. This model is discontinued.
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SideArm
Melard Technologies Currently available to industrial markets |
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Melard Technology's SideArm is an MS Windows CE based, rugged, handheld computer with integrated wireless communications for the mobile workforce. It offers flexibility to facilitate upgrades and modifications for a wide range of applications and market segments.
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netBook
Psion Teklogic Currently available to industrial markets |
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Mobile workers can use the netBook for a wide range of applications including email, Internet access, wordprocessing, and spreadsheets. It serves as a platform for custom applications as well. So netBook can be used instead of a PC.
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Revo
Psion Currently available |
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The Revo looks like a PDA, but its keyboard makes it a handheld. It has all the standard organizational tools as well as a Microsoft compatible word processor and spreadsheet. It connects to the Internet via an infared 56K travel modem or a data-enabled compatible cellular phone.
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Revo Plus
Psion Currently available to industrial markets |
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The Revo Plus takes the Revo to new levels with more memory and extended Internet connections. It has all the standard organizational tools, as well as a Microsoft compatible word processor and spreadsheet. The Revo Plus offes secure Internet browsing with the Opera Web browser, and connects with either an infared 56K travel modem or a data-enabled compatible cellular phone.
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Series 5mx
Psion Currently available |
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The Series 5mx is a handheld that provides email, office applications, organization tools, and Internet access in one small device. It connects to the Internet with an infared 56K travel modem or a data-enabled compatible cellular phone. Users can work all they want because the batteries last up to 35 hours.
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The Series 7 adds color to the Psion line of handhelds with its 7.1 inch STN display. The Series 7 can be used for accessing the Web and email, working on documents, or just trying to stay organized.
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iCOM PIB
Interactive Imaging Technologies Available March 2002 |
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For a different kind of handheld, try the Personal Internet Browser from iCOM. It doesn't look like any other handheld, with its optical lens and obvious absence of a keyboard, but if you want to surf the net, it will let you surf the net.
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Fex21
Itronix Currently available |
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The Fex21 from Itronix is not just an attractive handheld. It's durable as well. Drop it. Get it wet. That doesn't matter to the Fex21. This Windows CE Handheld PC-based device will still keep on computing.
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The NEC MobilePro 790 is a companion for your computer, and a friend for you. For computing on the go, the 8.1 inch screen and 78-key QWERTY keyboard make it much easier to bear the burden of working out of the office.
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The Toughbook 01 is one tough handheld. Created with wind, rain, and sand in mind, this device will take a beating and then wirelessly connect you to the Internet or your email without a second thought.
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NEXiO
Samsung Currently available in Korea |
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A wireless handheld PC, the NEXiO gives users a light, compact, visually appealing device they can use to set up appointments, give presentations, or even conduct Internet research.
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The HP Jornada 710 is HP's successor to the Jornada 690. They have essentially the same design, but the Jornada 710_720 offers more processing power, updated software, and a Security Card reader for secure online transactions. The Jornada 710 does not include the built-in modem or cradle and is currently only offered in Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
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The Handheld PC (HPC) combines a portable PC, wireless Internet access, GPS, and cell phone capabilities in one device.
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