Psion Series 3c Reviews

Sadly My Psion is on it's last legs, the hinges where the screen flips up are broken............it still works great just needs a new body, a bit like myself. My wife bought me my Psion Series 3 years ago, and I have used it continuously since then. The basic unit is 16.5cm * 2.2cm *8.5cm, which is a bit bigger than the PDA's going ...  Read the complete review

So, here's a trip down memory lane. I saw this product listed and thought I would share a slightly historical perspective on this no longer available early player in the PDA market. I have a hand in bringing technology into schools and have to walk a fine line. On the one hand we don't want to buy untested cutting edge technology ...  Read the complete review

i wouldn't buy pison ever again after what i have experienced with their service an product. i had send the organizer in for repair. then a payment company (bibit payment service) got 169 euros for the repair from me. after a week i called psion up and they said they didn't receive the organicer. so i called the ...  Read the complete review

If you can get your hands on one of these babies... 1) look after it 2) enjoy using it They have amazing functionality - word processing, database, spreadsheet, clock, world time, voice recorder etc etc etc They do need a little care. As well as not dropping them, do NOT snap them shut! It's very tempting, but it ...  Read the complete review

I don't like this PDA - I had one before my palm, and my palm is far supirior. You can;t really fit it in your pocket, software is limited and looks naff. They are also expensive for what they are, and guzzle batteries (compared to a palm anyway) The flash ram costs a fortune, and the disk drives are pointless when they could make it ...  Read the complete review

I got my Psion 3C a few years ago when they were the best Psion available in the UK, and I haven`t regretted it for a moment, even when newer models have come out. It is small, just small enough to fit into an average pocket in a jacket or coat, and certainly in any reasonable bag you might have for work. It is almost indestructible - ...  Read the complete review

What would I do without my little buddy. No filofax could hold that much info, and a laptop could not fit in my ind=side pocket. With a couple of extras this little beast is nearly as good as any laptop, though not as fast. I work in the field of education and plan deliver and evaluuate all my lessons on my Psion. It has the best PDA keyboard for ...  Read the complete review

It had a tiny screen and almost no memory worth talking about (256Kb) but it was the first PDA I ever owned. I part payed for it with my parents who got it fr me for Xmas one year quite a while ago now. Don't know just how many times I sneeked peeks at it under the cover of a pine-tree. It really did chage with way I did things. I started to ...  Read the complete review

I have had two of these now and both have gone the same way. One day you just pick them up, turn them on, and with a long beep they die! Just go completely blank and refuse to even turn on. Yes, whilst they are 'alive' they are an excellent machine, easy to use with lots of features but I am now very wary of them having had two go the same ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Psion Series 3c about 2 years ago for about £200, and was amazed at all of the functions available. It's not like any normal hand held organiser, it is so much more, with the ability to to hundereds of tasks. It contains all of the major and necessary functions of an ordinary computer. The only major drawbacks are, it does not ...  Read the complete review

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