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User Submitted Casio Cassiopeia E-100 Palm-Size PC Reviews (cont...)Date: 1999-09-22 it dosnt work like you think it works ibought mt casio e-100 before acouple of weeks istartd working with it and isaw that there was alot of problams starting like chaning colors and the bettary is finished in 3 hours or so . ireplaced my casio e-100 with the compaq aero 2150 and ilike it very much itell dont buy it Date: 1999-08-31 Excellent! A must, if you don't need Word, Excell etc. I have had 3 handhelds, realized I don't use the major softwares like Word, Excell etc., so now have smaller access to contacts and e-mail in full color. It's the best on the market thus far. I purchased the e-105 bacause of the added values. Date: 1999-08-30 Cassiopeia - Best with Outlook. As many companies are moving to Exchange/Outlook for email, Casio and the Windows CE platform are the best choice for folks looking for a PDA. Easy to sych and VERY easy to manage for Windows fans, Casio will undoubtedly threaten Palm's market share very soon and very severely. Now if those prices could just come down... Date: 1999-08-30 The Casio beats Palm Pilot in functionality - HANDS DOWN! I was in the market for a PDA, I was losing track of my calendar, contacts and todos. I did my homework and researched all of the products that are available today. The full color and "compactness" of the Casio E-100 is such a life-saver. I knew several people who had the 3COM Palm Pilot - but the green screen with gray type just wasn't friendly on my eyes. The CASIO E-100 gives you the ability to record by voice and drag the file it creates to your regular computer desktop. It synchs perfectly with Outlook 2000 (which I currently use). It also permits the user to choose which items to synch - just in case you do not want to select your entire inbox (especially if you are a mail hog.) It comes with 16MB of memory and is expandable to 32MB in a spare PDA slot. You have the choice of using an "online" keyboard, or you may write "freehand" using the stylus. The writing recognition is very easy to use. After using it for one day, I knew how to write instead of tapping on the "online" keyboard. I would be absolutely lost without my CASIO. Date: 1999-08-26 lacks software online...but an amazing product the software it comes with is a bit crude, but hopefully we'll get more online. Being a new product it's expected, but should be a hit......my advice.....buy it.....but surf for shareware
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