Casio PDA Reviews

"First impressions of the Cassiopeia E-105 are good, as the unit is attractively styled with a silver-coated finish matched by grey plastic edging around the screen...Alongside the standard Windows CE handheld applications, the E-105 is bundled with a multimedia software pack...We would have preferred MP3 playback software, but it's not a bad compromise..." read more »

"easy to use, cheaper than some other organizers no handwriting, cost may not be as competitive since Palm m100 is only $150 After a couple of years, the PV-200 is still going strong...The price is very good, compared to the quality of the device...All I can say is that I wish I had gotten it sooner! This device is incredible..." read more »

"I have used the PV-S250 for over two years and recently just got the PV-S400Plus for even less because the PV-S250 has been rather well used and I didn't want one of these overcomplicated power hungry expensive units...The software is virutally identical, so I was interested in extending the life of my PV-S250 and the PV-S400Plus was just the item...I make notes of system network ID's, device names, logons, common command syntax, support phone numbers, etc...I have not, as of yet, had any problem synchronizing with my PV-S400Plus, but I did occassionally with the PV-S250 and it was a royal pain to have to then do a full-synch since it ran about 9600 baud the whole time...I've seen a couple of reviews from people with battery problems, but mine still has the batteries that were shipped with the product, and I've had it now for 10 months..." read more »

"Color screen; plays MP3s; CompactFlash expansion slot....Doesn't include a PC-based PIM; sync software works with only Outlook; small library of third-party applications....I would recommend the BE-300 to anyone who enjoys "tinkering" with computers...Tell us what you like about this product...Tell us what you don't like about this product......" read more »

"Someday soon, we will all be walking around with little wireless videopads that let us communicate with each other visually as well as audibly...Casio has taken one of the necessary steps with their new Digital Camera Card (US$299) for their best-selling Cassiopeia E-100/105 palmsize PCs...The unit is made of silver plastic, so I would not recommend leaving it jacked in all the time...You get the necessary Mobile Camera software for the E-100/105, which is your main control and viewing interface for both still images and video clips..." read more »

"A quality palmtop PC, but the design is showing its age and the E-115 can't match the standard set by Compaq's sleek iPAQ...Casio, on the other hand, has rested on its laurels, sticking with the E-105's design and in this business that's not usually a good idea...Apart from the colour scheme, which is now a dull grey-silver, the E-115 is the physical twin of the E-105...Competition in the palmtop PC marketplace has got tougher over the past 12 months, something that's reflected in the E-115's status this time around..." read more »