Sharp PDA Reviews

"First off, what a great resource this site is...Also, I'd like to find a good cheap ATA Flash PC card..." read more »

"I've been an off and on user of PDA's for years...Well - it looks good, the packaging description says it has good features, but it is not worth owning...Since I don't have a cell phone and don't want to spend hundreds of dollars for a handheld PC that would be overkill, this would have been very useful......" read more »

"Today I'm going to take a look at Sharp's Wizard OZ-590® electronic pocket organizer...So let's find out how well the Wizard OZ-590® handles all these tasks (and more..." read more »

"Cost,convenience Poor documentation, lacks features found in a $100 PDA I was looking for an inexpensive gadget to carry with me which I would not be afraid to lose or break and which would carry my address book and other info which I keep on my Palm organizer...i have no clue i have no clue I take this ti school every day...When I finnish my work in class I get it out an dplay the games it has! This is the best for a student..." read more »

"The EL-6790 (and the later EL-6890) set a new low price point for a usable electronic organizer..." read more »

"Although text entry has been extensively studied for touch typing on standard keyboards and finger and stylus input on soft keyboards, no such work exists for two-thumb text entry on miniature Qwerty keyboards...A change is text entry throughput of about 7-18% is expected if the user adopts a non-preferential space key policy, such as always using the left or right thumb to press the SPACE key..." read more »

"convenience, Sharp Personal Organizers serve the needs of the busiest individuals...include 6 built-in organizer and scheduling functions, calculator and currency conversions in a slim pocket-size design..." read more »

"The Sharp EL-6990 is a compact pocket electronic organizer with 256 Kbytes of memory, 5 lines x 14 characters text display, standard keyboard with separate number pad, and a clamshell case which closes to protect the screen and keyboard...so some information may be slightly out-of-date...You should confirm all information before relying on it..." read more »

"With the second wave of Windows CE HPCs now having washed ashore, it's clear that vendors are finally beginning to find their feet...It's for this reason that Sharp's HC-4500, recently launched in the US as the Mobilon, has managed to capture so many admiring glances in the PC Pro office...However, what really caught our attention is a feature which the HC-4500 boasts, but no HPC we've yet seen can offer - an optional digital camera...The camera is a selling point, but there are other features to recommend the HC-4500..." read more »

"Sharp did release a Mobilon with Handheld PC Pro, which as you can see is why they released a Pro upgrade specifically for the HC-4600...The thing is though, is that I'm not keen on the HP 620LX, HP660LX etc, Ericsson MC12, MC16 keyboards because they are often very stiff to push down...I like both now because they are so similar, infact I like all Mobilons from HC-4000-HC-4600..." read more »