REX 6000 MicroPDA

Description: Credit card-sized PDA that slots directly into your laptop's PCMCIA slot. It stores thousands of entries and manages ... more

REX 6000 MicroPDA ... your contacts, calendar and tasks. It synchronizes with your computer using complementary PIM software or Microsoft Outlook. You can download custom Web content, enter and find information easily on its high-resolution touchscreen.

Newest Review: ... PC card, and runs on 2 watch batteries, I think the current lack of English games and other add-ons is largely irrelevant. ... more

... However, even though my REX was an amazing device straight from the box, I have still added many add-ons, and look forward to many new ones as more and more developers get involved with the REX6000. Data input on the REX is done via a mini keyboard popup on the screen, no handwriting recognition yet, so this can be a bit tedious - but it's great for jotting down notes and reminders. Overall a fantastic product - I only hope that now that Intel have bought Xircom (who bought the REX from Franklin), the device wil...more

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REX 6000 MicroPDA: Tiny, yet brilliant! (313 words)
by - written on 31/07/01 (Very useful, 252 readings)
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Nicer looking screen than the Palm (240 x 120 pixels on the REX6000's little screen), nice sync with Outlook, ridiculously small and light... and there are some games... Currently no downloads (or add-ons in REX speak) available from the official REX.NET site, apart from a system update - but try the REX 6000 help page at: http://home.san.rr.com/dawhites/rex6000/ At the moment there are only a few English add-ons, but the REX 6000 is apparently based on a Japanese product called DataSlim2, made by Citizen, and quite a few (bizarre) Japanese add-ons are available, that were written for the DS2, but work fine on the REX6000. Bearing in ... Read the complete review

Great little PDA (80 words)
by - written on 26/02/01 (Not useful, 198 readings)
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Have had the REX 6000 for about 1 month now and am very happy with it. It does not have games or spreadsheets etc etc, which almost all PDA users will tell you they never use. The interface is good and the quality of the product is 'Xircom great' It comes with a leather case USB and serial docking station. It is also less than half the price of a Palm Vx and less than a qtr the size ... Read the complete review

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