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PTC-500
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First of the “Palm Top” range of compact computers enabling handwritten input. This model incorporated personal information management software. |
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DD-1
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First model “Data Discman” electronic book player. |
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| 2000 |
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PEG-S500C
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Debut model of Sony’s first Palm machine “CLIE.” This device enjoyed overwhelming popularity right from its launch. Digital camera data stored on a memory stick could be vividly reproduced on its 256-color liquid crystal display. |
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| 2002 |
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PEG-NR70V
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Entertainment version of the CLIE, incorporating a 100,000-pixel digital CMOS camera within its main, foldable body. It featured a F2.8, f=35mm approx. (35mm conversion) lens, and a shooting range of 30cm to infinity. The 300 degree rotating camera enabled the user to easily take shots of themselves, while the 3.8-inch 320 x 480 dot high-resolution liquid crystal screen displayed high quality still and video images. |
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| 2003 |
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PEG-NZ90
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High-end model, featuring a 2,000,000-pixel CCD camera and FeliCa (contactless IC card) reader. |
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PEG-UX50
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This model incorporated a wide screen, color liquid crystal display within a compact frame roughly the same size as a business-card holder. It could easily be connected to a network using its wireless LAN and Bluetooth (R) functions. (Also featured a 310,000-pixel approx. CMOS camera capable of 300 degree rotation.) |
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| 2004 |
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PEG-VZ90
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Featuring an organic EL display, this model was capable of delivering high quality video and still images. |
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