List of Pocket PC Devices

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This is a list of Pocket PC devices, and companies that make, or have made, them. (See also List of Windows Mobile devices.)

Contents

[edit] Acer

[edit] Acer F Series

  • f900

[edit] Acer C500 Series(integrated GPS)

  • c510
  • c530
  • c531
  • Ferrari Racing

[edit] Acer N Series

  • n10
  • n30
  • n50
  • n35 (integrated GPS)
  • n300
  • n310
  • n311
  • n320

[edit] ASUS

[edit] Audiovox (Now UTStarcom)

[edit] Binatone

[edit] Binatone Carrera (GPS)

[edit] Casio

[edit] Cassiopeia

Only the Casio E-115, E-125 and EM-500 were Pocket PCs. All others were using the older "Palm-sized PC" operating system except for the BE-300, which ran a stripped down version of Windows CE 3.0 and would not run any Pocket PC software and many applications written for Windows CE itself.

[edit] Compaq

[edit] Cowon

[edit] E-TEN

[edit] Dell

[edit] Dell Axim

[edit] Dopod

Dopod Site [14]

[edit] Fisher Scientific

  • Accumet XL60 pH/mV/DO/ISE/Conductivity/Resistivity/Temperature Meter
  • Accumet XL50 pH/mV/ISE/Conductivity/Resistivity/Temperature Meter
  • Accumet XL25 pH/mV/ISE/ Meter
  • Accumet XL20 pH/mV/Conductivity/Resistivity/Salinity/Temperature Meter meter
  • Accumet XL15 pH/mV/Temperature meter

[edit] Fujitsu

[edit] Fujitsu-Siemens Computers

[edit] Garmin

[edit] Hewlett Packard

[edit] Jornada

Note that the 600, 700 and 800 series were Handheld PCs that came before the Pocket PC platform was launched.

[edit] HP/Compaq iPAQ

[edit] Hitachi

[edit] HTC

[edit] i-mate

  • Momento Digital Photo Frame
  • Pocket PC
  • Ultimate 8150
  • Ultimate 8502
  • Ultimate 9502

[edit] IBM

[edit] JVC

[edit] Jointech

[edit] Kopin Corporation

[edit] LG

[edit] Linksys

[edit] Magellan Navigation

[edit] Meizu

[edit] Mobile Crossing

[edit] Motorola

[edit] MWg

[edit] NAVIGON (Personal Navigation Assistant)

  • 7100
  • 5100
  • 2100

[edit] NEC

[edit] NTT DoCoMo

[edit] O2

[edit] Opticon

[edit] Palm

[edit] Philips

None of the Philips devices were Pocket PCs. The Nino was a Palm-Sized PC that preceded the Pocket PC platform and the Velo was the older still Handheld PC platform.

[edit] Qtek

  • Qtek 1010
  • Qtek 2020
  • Qtek 2020i

[edit] Samsung

  • Samsung I700
  • Samsung I710
  • Samsung I730
  • Samsung I740
  • Samsung I760
  • Samsung I780
  • Samsung I900

[edit] Sega

  • Sega Dreamcast (Windows CE Compatible)

[edit] Silvercrest

[edit] Siemens

[edit] Snap-on Tools

[edit] Sophia Mobile

[edit] Takara

[edit] ThinCCo

[edit] Toshiba

[edit] Unitech

[edit] UTStarcom

[edit] Vadem

Vadem devices were not Pocket PCs but were the older Handheld PC platform.

[edit] Viewsonic

[edit] Vivax (available only in Ex-Yu markets)

[edit] Yakumo

[edit] Emulators

[edit] See also

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