BargainPDA has posted an extensive review of an Anglicized version of Sharp's Zaurus SL-C750, a clamshell PDA running Embedix on the PXA255 CPU.

The review includes numerous photos of, and screenshots from, the device, and is a follow-up to a previous 'mini-review' posted in July.

Here is a TOC listing the article's contents:

Hardware:

• The Sharp SL-C750 and How To Get One
• Packaging and First Impressions
• Features Summary and Overall Design
• The Display
• Portrait Mode and the Tap-Buttons
• The Stylus
• Memory
• The Keyboard
• Input options other than the keyboard
• Battery life

Software:

• The Operating System and Basic Navigation
• Personal Information Management (PIM) Tools
• Syncing and file transfer
• Office Tools (Hancom Word, Hancom Sheet, Presentation)
• Games
• Multimedia
• Networking
• The Email Client
• The NetFront3 WWW Browser
• Other Software
• Software Availability and Compatibility
• Linux comments
• Conclusion

English-language versions of the Zaurus are available from theKompany.com and Dynamism.

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[Thanks to Bill Kendrick and Ian Giblin for this story]

 
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