Casio Cassiopeia E-100 Palm-Size PC

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Summary: Pretty Neato
Review: I bought my cassie when it first came out years ago, when it was $500, plus accessories! I still don't have a desire to get anything more. There is one exception. If I ever need to go wireless, and although I could add the necessary accessories to my cassie, I might rather buy a new, smaller PDA with built in communications capabilities, like the Blackberry, or even one of those PDA phones.

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Summary: Pretty Neato
Review: I bought my cassie when it first came out years ago, when it was $500, plus accessories! I still don't have a desire to get anything more. There is one exception. If I ever need to go wireless, and although I could add the necessary accessories to my cassie, I might rather buy a new, smaller PDA with built in communications capabilities, like the Blackberry, or even one of those PDA phones.

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Summary: Great Functionality
Review: I bought the E100 a few days ago and I am very satified with the functionality of this product. Unlike palm pilot which is good for mainly storing contact information and todo list, I can do a whole lot more with the E100. There are tons of CE shareware available from download.com and zdnet. I have installed the MP3 player, Microsoft map, a picture viewer, and the AudiblePlayer. Very impressed with the audio, video, and its expandibility. I did have to struggle a little to import my palm pilot data to the E100. Casio has a third party program in their support page which allows you to do this through Microsoft Outlook (97, 98, or 2000). Telephone support was very good. I called Casio 3 times during the day and I was able to get a live person within 2 - 5 minutes. Buy a 16 MB Flash. It is well worth it. I am putting my palm pilot on the shelve.

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Summary: Bravo Casio....
Review: I disagree with "french" review! This is a fantastic product....but if you want a real kick b... machine....go for the 105. It has colour screen, video playback.....the works! All other handhelds fade in comparison!

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Summary: best palm-size color pc money can buy
Review: I have an e-105, similar features...functionality is perfect but it is a little bit "thick" when compare with other brands...

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Summary: Excellent! A must, if you don't need Word, Excell etc.
Review: I have had 3 handhelds, realized I don't use the major softwares like Word, Excell etc., so now have smaller access to contacts and e-mail in full color. It's the best on the market thus far. I purchased the e-105 bacause of the added values.

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Summary: Palm 5 vs. Cassiopeia
Review: I have had both the Palm V and Cassiopeia E-100. The Cassiopeia is empressive when demoed but when it actually comes down to what you will use the Palm V is a lot easier to use and carry around. The Cassiopeia display doesn't work well outdoors cause you can barely read the screen and the battery runs out in a day or two ... where the palm 5 you can carry around for a month or so.

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Summary: A Great Palm PC
Review: I have just recently purchased The E-100 after long months with the Palm Pilot III. I rate the E-100 WELL above the III. The set up is a snap. I also downloaded MS Active Sync 3.0 which makes the sync both at home (Win 98) and at work (NT) much much easier. I was disappointed in the audio play back. The quality is there, but not the volume. Also the file download is slow. Other than that I am very please with the E-100 and so far, would recomend it to anyone.

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Summary: The second best PDA of the world (1st is E105)
Review: I just hope that I can get a E105, or hundreds of 80MB CompactFlash Cards with it. Busy loading all kinds of funny software into it.

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Summary: I think the cassiopeia is a great PDA!
Review: I like this product very much. It is very easy to use and much like regular windows.