Sony PEG-NR70V(Silver satin)

Released on: 04/01/2002

Even though the original price of this PDA was $600.00 back in its day, I would have hesitated on the purchase, but after using one of these units, I have to rate it a 9 stars out of 10. I only paid about $55.00 for my NR70V so I can’t complain saving around $560.00 is huge, especially in this year of 2009

I love the built-in keyboard as it is much faster than using the screen keyboard. The build in camera is also very useful also as you don’t need to carry a separate camera. The picture quality is very impressive given one that0 it is built into a pda device .

The NR70V comes with an app called the Clié Remote Commander which lets it control TVs, VCRs, and other peripherals. This PDA does everything I need including playing MP3s, taking photos, and scheduling my appointments.

If you can score this PDA for under $60.00, you will not be disappointed at all. I hope this little review helps out and if it does, I would greatly appreciate a vote that the review helped. By the way, I will post the specifications below incase the listing did not post them for you. Thanks again and happy bidding. – pctechnician40

SPECS:

OS provided Palm OS 4.1

Software included Mail , GMovie , HotSync , Memo Pad , Security , CLI? Mail , Card Info , Date Book , CLI? Paint , Calculator , To Do List , CLI? Camera , Address Book , SonicStage LE , Sound Utility , QuickTime 5.0.2 , Vindigo (Trial) , Bejeweled (Trial) , CLI? Audio Player , Memory Stick Gate , PhoneMate (Trial) , PowerOne Personal , World Alarm Clock , WorldMate (Trial) , PictureGear Pocket , Race Fever (Trial) , Memory Stick Backup , Memory Stick Export , Memory Stick Import , Sound Converter 1.0 , Intellisync Lite 4.0 , Memory Stick Autorun , PictureGear 4.5 Lite , StreetFinder Express , AcidSolitaire (Trial) , CLI? Remote Commander , DataViz Documents To Go , Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 , Palm Desktop 4.0.1 for PC , Astraware Zap!2016 (Trial) , Amy Reiley's Pocket Gourmet (Trial) , Amy Reiley's Pocket Vineyard (Trial)

Min Operating system Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition , Microsoft Windows XP Professional , Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional , Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition / Windows ME

Memory Installed RAM 16 MB DRAM
Installed ROM 8 MB Flash
Flash memory installed None


Processor Processor Motorola 66 MHzMC68SZ328
Input Device Input device type Stylus , Jog Dial , Keyboard , Touch-screen
Keyboard Layout QWERTY

Audio Digital audio standards supported MP3 , ATRAC3
Audio input type None
Audio output type Headphone

Telecom Modem None

Display Display type TFT active matrix (Integrated)
Display (projector) type LCD display
Color support 16-bit (64K colors)
Max resolution 320 x 480

Expansion / Connectivity Wireless connectivity IrDA

Port / Connector Type:Interface 1USB , 1HeadphonesOutput , 1Infrared
Port(s) Total (Free) / Connector Type:Free Qty 1 , 0
Connector Provided 1Female4 pin USB Type A , 1FemaleMini-phone stereo 3.5 mm ,

IrDA

Expansion slot(s) total (free) 1 Memory Stick
Total free slots 1

Power Battery installed ( max ) Lithium polymer Handheld battery
Mfr estimated battery life 2 hour(s)
Power supply device Power adapter - External
Voltage required AC 100/240 V

System Requirements for PC connection
Min RAM size 64 MB
Min hard drive space 150 MB
Min processor type Pentium MMX 233 MHz
Slot Required None
Peripheral / Interface devices CD-ROM , USB port

This is a case of its a shame Sony pulled the plug on a great product. I bought it to help keep work organized. I know there are newer pda's that function as a phone as well, but I wanted a seperate unit for this...no phone attached. This is a great time saver that does so much more than it first appears. While the 1.3 Mega pixal camera is small by todays standards, it still works very nicely as does the music player. It has been a few years since Sony stopped making the Clie, but it still is an impressive piece of hardware.