Casio Cassiopeia EM-500 Reviews

If the Rolodex was the ?in? organizer of the 80s, and the day-planer was the sheik thing to have in the 90s, then it would seem that the PDA is the new fad of 2000. Of all the PDA?s that stand out, a few lead the charge into the wireless internet realm. In a world where the Palm VII and IPAQ stand out as the leaders in the field, I was surprised ...  Read the complete review

The Casio EM-500 PDA is one of the best pda's out. With Windows CE built in and easy syncronising with your desktop pc, this is a really worthwhile investment. Not only do you get the pda but you also get loads of free software from the manufactuers, Casio. You can also get loads of free software from the web for free! The good thing about ...  Read the complete review

I've had my Casio for nearly 6 months now, and think it's a great little machine. I moved up from a palm, and although the learning curve was a little steep, it was well worth it. The screen on this handheld is incredible, so rich, but can be hard to read in bright, direct sunlight (although I've used it regularly on the train ...  Read the complete review

What can I say? This really is a fantastic piece of kit, especially as it is in Dixons now for £299.99! I bought one a few months ago, and I have found it very good. The quality and size of the screen (not to mention it is in color) are excellent for spending large amounts of time using it. The ability to synchronize with Outlook 2000 is ...  Read the complete review

Maybe its my luck but every Casio I have sold has come back. The machines were not faulty its just that it never seems to do what you wanted it to do. Firstly a great product, MP3, media player , great colour screen. However the software (pocket windows) and the Casio never get on. Bewarned that the AOL software installed on the Casio is the ...  Read the complete review

I have been a PSION fan for some time now mainly because of its reliability and speed, and powerful tools like the database. Unfortunately my Revo went to heaven recently - faulty battery or something following my 5mx which was stolen) so I decided to try out a palm of sometype (I was thinking about Palm V or IIIc). Having had an MP3 ...  Read the complete review

The EM500 is the latest fix in my years of PDA addiction that started with the Sharp Zaurus and Apple Newton. Since then, I've had HP Omnibooks, Palms, HandSprings and Psions (Revo and 5mx). So you could say I'd know a little about living with these pocket-sized miracles. One thing to consider when buying a PDA - it'll be out ...  Read the complete review

Casio's first attempt at the pocket pc, the E-115 was good. It has arguably the best screen of all the pocket pcs. However, it lacked certain key factors. It had no USB syncronisation, which is essential. It also lacked a good design, it was just the E-105 with a different OS. The were key things that were missing. The new EM-500 has these ...  Read the complete review