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 Oregon Osaris Handheld / PDA

Oregon Osaris

 

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Premium Review Oregon Osaris: Ups and downs with the Osaris (534 words)
by - written on 19/02/02 (Useful, 940 readings)
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I thought I would let you know about the Oregon Scientific Osaris HHC which I have owned since December 1999. I bought it from Argos in the UK and had to swap out 2 units due to booting problems but the retailer did not seem to mind and no significant data was lost. The unit I now use has survived a fall from about 2 feet onto a hard floor and continues to give good service (2002)! It cost about half the price of the equivalent Psion with the same OS. This list of features is not exhaustive and there are features I never need. I recommend using the Ericsson SH888 mobile as a modem for email and web use. I recommend using non-rechargeable pencells to keep the ...  Read the complete review

 

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