Manufacturer: Casio Model#: E-2 Weight: 1lbs Height: .69"     Width: 3.18" Length: 5.13" Average Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars	Retail Price: $599.99 Online Sale Price:
Features: 64 MB of RAM Two expansion slots: one for CompactFlash and one for Secure Digital/MMC cards Microsoft Pocket PC 2002 Software 3.5-inch TFT active matrix display with over 64,000 colors What's in the box: Cassiopeia E-200, Stylus, USB Cradle, AC Adapter, Li-ion rechargeable replaceable battery, CR-2032 backup battery, Pocket PC User's Guide, Hardware Guide

User Submitted Casio Cassiopeia E-200 Pocket PC Reviews (cont...)

I read the reviews of a few medical personnelwho are trying to find the right PDA. ... It seems as if the Casio e-200 may be their solution...

Good luck Medical Professionals.

Date: 2002-07-07
I could have had a lot of Quarter-Pounders...
After pointing out that the Casion BE300 does have a backlit screen and many adjustments, I just discovered that I can't transfer my Microsoft Outlook Address Book to the unit.

I'm retired now, but don't have an infinite number of years to figure it out, and refuse to go back and key everything in with a stylus.

So, back in the box it goes, to be disposed of at a flea market, or maybe I'll send it to a 35-year old kid I know who has lots of time to play with it.

I see it's being sold as a clearance item. Not surprised.

Ah well, live and learn. Or so they tell us.

Steve Quinn.

Date: 2002-06-25
there's lots of potential here for this little machine
I wanted something color, had an IPAQ 3100 series, and used it a lot, but not most of its features i.e. the IR port or the speaker. I saw this machine and the price and the CF and battery life and it looked like enough for me functionally. It has been a great machine. Upgraded the GUI to the EPODS shell, which works and looks great. Software is scanty for this, it is not a pocketpc, but I only take notes and use the scheduler anyway. The GOTYPE keyboard works great with it. So, if you know what you need, and you know what this machine does and what kind of resources are and aren't available for it, you'll be happy.

Date: 2002-06-14
Not for medical people
The color and graphics are great - however the only software you can use - is that made for the BE-300 strictly. Windows CE based software with not work, at least I haven't found the trick yet. I bought the BE-300, thinking it would work for my medical software - boy I was wrong. Now I strictly use the BE-300 for addresses and to play games. I contacted Cassio via email several times and never received a reply to any of my questions I think there's a Handspring or Palm in my near future. If anyone has some helpful suggestions - please post them.

Date: 2002-06-12
Excelent for it's price.
Excelent product, but you'll need a CF card ... to run appplications decently (specially multimedia).
Display and functionality are good for the low price and many sofware applications can be downloaded for free (e.g. flash player, spreadsheet, games, etc). Very simple to use and synchronize but it lacks IR port.