Omnimaga
General Discussion => Technology and Development => Other => Topic started by: Spyro543 on April 26, 2013, 09:29:04 am
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I just watched a review of the Cassiopeia a-20E pocket computer, and I thought it was a really nice device, but it's really really outdated. What are some good, inexpensive, modern counterparts of the A-20E? (Tiny computers with physical keyboards that run Windows) (a netbook, perhaps?)
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I'd go for a netbook. Nowadays those things aren't that expensive anymore. I've been using a netbook for a while now and it has really payed itself back. Don't expect them to run crysis, however.
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www.casiopeia.net (formerly Casio-Scene) makes pocket computers now? O.O
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http://www.casiopeia.net (formerly Casio-Scene) makes pocket computers now? O.O
Yeah that's what I thought o.o
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I just watched a review of the Cassiopeia a-20E pocket computer, and I thought it was a really nice device, but it's really really outdated. What are some good, inexpensive, modern counterparts of the A-20E? (Tiny computers with physical keyboards that run Windows) (a netbook, perhaps?)
These type of devices have largely been replaced by cellphones and tablets. A tablet running windows (with a stand/keyboard would probably be the closest thing. You could look at cellphones too, but i dont know if any of the windows ones have keyboards. For portable devices, the android platform seems more popular by far.
*Edit* It's also funny you should mention this particular model, because I was looking around at pocket pcs on ebay and this one happened to catch my eye.