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I may be confusing them with the later windows mobile and cheaper Casio ones (which I was rocking as a super sophisticated primary school kid at the time), but
by flukus 9y ago
I may be confusing them with the later windows mobile and cheaper Casio ones (which I was rocking as a super sophisticated primary school kid at the time), but I remember noticeable input lag and frame rates of approximately 1fps. As amazing as they were at the time I still found them slow and clunky, was the Psion noticeably better?
- dagw 9y agoBoth Psion and Palm where really great. I used a Psion 5 (and later 5mx) as my main 'laptop' for a while. Working with text and spreadsheets was amazingly smooth, and it had a battery life that most smartphones today would envy. Oh and the keyboard design on the Psion 5 was one of the greatest pieces of industrial design the computer world has ever seen.
- tudorw 9y agoIt's really difficult to talk about speed, it's clear we all experience it quite differently depending on our path, so for me I'm here, it was smooth, copy and paste just worked across apps, integration between calendar, todo and email(i think?) just worked, the device form factor, widescreen clamshell with the butterfly keyboard deserves a comeback, imagine the spec you could cram in, for reading and writing a wider screen for me is preferable to a taller one.