Hewlett Packard 95LX
The first handheld DOS machine from Hewlett Packard.
Acorn | EPOC | PDAs | Pocket Computers | Psion | Psion OS's | Vintage Tech
Acorn Pocket Book I and II
Psion made the Pocket Book (I and II) for Acorn, essentially a Series 3/3a with modified software.
Acorn | Acorn OS's | Laptops | RISC OS | Vintage Tech
Acorn A4 laptop
The only laptop Acorn ever made, which runs RISCOS 3.0 on an ARM3 CPU.
Amstrad Notepad NC100
Amstrad’s User Friendly A4-sized notepad.
Amstrad Pen Pad PDA600
Amstrad’s attempt at an electronic filofax with poor hand writing input.
Amstrad Notepad NC200
The NC200 was the successor to the NC100 (via the NC150, which was never released in the UK). It’s more of a laptop style than the NC100, with a larger screen and similar keyboard.
Hewlett Packard 200LX
The third in the LX series of DOS handhelds from Hewlett Packard.
Pocket Computers | Psion | Psion OS's | SIBO | Vintage Tech
Psion Siena
Siena – a cut down Psion Series 3c.
GEOS | Nokia | Phones | Pocket Computers | Vintage Tech
Nokia Communicator 9000
Nokia’s first Communicator phone/PDA.
EPOC | Pocket Computers | Psion | Psion OS's | Vintage Tech
Psion Series 5/5mx
Psion’s best clamshell palmtop computer.
Matsucom onHand
One of the early wearables that could be called a Smartwatch.
Nintendo Game Boy Color
This was the colour successor to the original Game Boy and Game Boy Pocket.