Palm m100

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The Palm m100 is a Palm OS based personal digital assistant. It was intended to be a lower-cost entry-level PDAs. Unlike other Palm computers, which had rechargeable batteries, they were designed to run on standard dry cell batteries. A small backup battery preserved the system memory while the user changed the main batteries. When not in use the screen is protected by a hinged cover.

The m100 is powered by the Motorola EZ Dragonball processor operating at 16MHz, and it has 2 Megabytes of RAM. It was released in August 2000.

Kindly donated by Glyn and Jane Phillips.

Manufacturer: 3COM
Date: August 2000



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Palm m100 Manuals:

Item Manufacturer Date
HP 360 LX Palmtop PC Manual / Webpage May 1985
Palm III Handbook 3com 1988
HP 200LX Users Guide Hewlett Packard 1994
HP 200LX Quick Start Guide Hewlett Packard 1994
HP 320LX Pamtop PC Essentials Guide Hewlett Packard Mar 1997
Handheld PC Users Guide Microsoft Mar 1997
Windows CE The Handheld PC Companion Microsoft Sep 1997
HP 320LX Pamtop PC Pocket Guide Hewlett Packard Oct 1997
HP 360LX Palmtop PC Pocket Guide Hewlett-Packard Oct 1997
Palm III Getting Started Manual 3com 1999

Palm m100 Articles:

Item Manufacturer Date
Valerie Grose: Reminiscence LEO Unknown

Magazines RELATED to Palm m100 in our Library

Item Manufacturer Date
Educational Computing and Technology - June 1990 BBC Jun 1990
Personal Computer World - November 1990 1 Nov 1990
Byte April 1993 Apr 1993
Personal Computer World - March 1997 Mar 1997
Edge - Issue 173 - March 2007 Future Publishing Mar 2007
Acorn User - May 1997 15 Jul 2009
Byte July 1996 29 Sep 2009
Edge - Issue 225 - March 2011 Future Publishing Mar 2011

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This exhibit has a reference ID of CH34890. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

 

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