Casio PV-100
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| Developer | Casio |
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| Type | PDA |
| Operating system | Casio PVOS |
| Power | 2 x AAA batteries |
| CPU | 20 MHz NEC V30MZ (Intel 8086 compatible) |
| Memory | 1 MB |
| Display | 128x128 pixels, monochrome |
| Input | Touchscreen, Onscreen keyboard |
| Connectivity | Serial |
The Casio Pocket Viewer 100 was a PDA manufactured by Casio in 1999. It was the first PDA in the Pocket Viewer-range, and the only pocket viewer not to have a backlit display.
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[edit] Specifications
The screen resolution is 128 by 128 pixels, which is lower than similar Palm PDAs of that time. The PV-100 has no text recognizing software, so all text must be typed on the onscreen keyboard. It containes 1 MB of memory and a NEC V30MZ (20 MHz) CPU (compatible with Intel x86).
[edit] Dimensions
- Unfolded: 14.2H · 79W · 123.5D mm (1/2"H · 31/8"W · 47/8"D)
- Folded: 14.8H · 79W · 123.5D mm (5/8"H · 31/8"W · 47/8"D)
Weight: Approximately 135 g (4.8 oz) including batteries.
[edit] Applications
The PV-100 came with these built-in applications: Scheduler, Contacts, Memo, Expense, 2 types of Solitaire, Quick Memo, Calendar, Reminder, and To-Do.
The PV-100 has no support for third party applications, due to its proprietary operative system. However, Casio developed a SDK for use with later versions of the Pocket Viewer.
[edit] PV-200
The Casio PV-200 was almost identical to the PV-100, but had a backlit display and 2 megabytes of memory instead of 1.
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