Sharp Zaurus SL-C860

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Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Lisa Gade, Editor in Chief (mobiletechreview.com)

Sharp Zaurus SL-C860, Linux PDA Reviews by Mobile Tech Review

The Zaurus C860 is an elegant and highly portable Linux-based PDA that sports a clamshell design. You can use the machine in laptop mode, or swivel the display and use it in portrait orientation like a traditional slate-design PDA. It has a 400 MHz...

An absolutely gorgeous VGA display that is head and shoulders above others. Best keyboard on a PDA makes typing surprisingly painless. The large display, speed and keyboard make this feel like a viable laptop replacement. Your data remains intact even...

Manual and CD are in Japanese, as is the syncing software. You'll need to download and install a version of the syncing software that works in English from www.myzaurus.com. On a high end device, I'd really like to see built in WiFi and maybe Bluetooth...

On a high end device, I'd really like to see built in WiFi and maybe Bluetooth on this perfect mini-Net surfer. The Sony Cli UX50 clearly beats it in this respect and even adds an integrated digicam. Not a great selection of Zaurus Linux software...

Feb, 2004

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Sharp - Zaurus SL-C860

The generally accepted route to obtaining a PDA is to look through lists of the devices available from particular suppliers and make your choice. In doing this you are working with officially imported devices. However the ...

The Zaurus SL-C860 is not inexpensive due to the import costs. Nor is it for the faint-hearted or newcomer to handheld computing: Linux is not as easy to manage as Palm or Pocket PC, and at some point you are almost certain to need some technical...

Mar, 2004

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