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Brand: Sharp CPU Speed: 206 MHz Display Size: 3.5 inches EAN: 0074000062023 Item Dimensions: Label: Sharp Manufacturer: Sharp Model: SL-5500 Modem Description: None MPN: SL-5500 Publisher: Sharp Studio: Sharp Warranty: 1 year warranty Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: The Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 combines state-of-the-art Sharp technology and Sharp innovation to deliver a unique and compelling PDA solution. The Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 offers everything from mobile communications to mobile multimedia; keyboard integration and dual expansion delivering one of the most versatile and flexible PDA solutions on the market today.With optional peripherals and Sharp Mobile Services you can have wireless connectivity anytime, anywhere. Sharp's clever integrated keyboard design allows easy data input without sacrificing space. Edit text or e-mail effortlessly with a standard QWERTY keyboard. Sharp combines the best of both worlds by offering two expansion slots. Two slots allow you to add two peripherals simultaneously such as a CompactFlash modem card and SD memory card. This seamless design makes upgrading easy and simple. Sharp's color LCD technology and high-powered processor deliver top quality multimedia for all corporate and personal needs. The SL-5500 has a 3.5" 65, 536 Color Reflective TFT Front-Lit Screen with 240 x 320 resolution for outstanding graphics and clarity, indoors or out. Listen to your favorite music or movie clips anytime, anywhere with the Stereo Headphone Jack. In addition to the SL-5500 built-in QWERTY keyboard, the stylus and touch screen allows you to navigate through applications with ease. One-Touch Access allows you to instantly view calendar, address book, menu and e-mail with just one press of a button. Amazon.com Product Description: Note: There is a software update available for download at: http://www.myzaurus.com/ROMupdate3.asp Combining the power of a PC with the fun of multimedia, the Zaurus SL-5500 boasts a powerful Intel StrongARM 206 MHz processor, 64 MB standard memory, an MP3 and MPEG-1 multimedia player, and a voice recorder. It also features a high-resolution color reflective LCD and an integrated keyboard with a sliding cover. Because of its open-source Linux/Java-based platform (with Qt/Embedded GUI), applications can be easily customized to fit your personal and business needs. Sharp's built-in QWERTY keyboard design allows easy data input without sacrificing space. In addition to the keyboard, you can use the stylus and touchscreen to navigate through applications with ease. Incorporating Sharp's leading LCD technology, the Zaurus SL-5500 has a high-definition color reflective TFT screen with over 65,000 colors and a 240 x 320 resolution. You'll get bright, vivid color no matter what the lighting, making it simple to view a movie or pop in a video while on the move. The two built-in slots for Secure Digital (SD) and CompactFlash (CF) cards provide dual expansion capabilities and simultaneous use of accessories such as optional modems, memory, LAN cards, and digital cameras. The Zaurus SL-5500 is compatible with a number of modem options for maximum flexibility in communication. The Zaurus SL-5500 comes equipped with an extensive software application package including address book, calendar, calculator, text editor, to-do list, and Word and Excel viewing and editing capabilities. Its PC synchronization program for Microsoft Outlook makes it easy to keep all information up-to-date. The Zaurus also comes complete with a docking station that features an integrated USB cable and AC adapter for easy synchronization and battery recharging. The Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 comes with an AC power adapter and cord, USB synchronization cradle, stylus, display-protection cover, and rechargeable lithium-ion battery. What's in the box
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 Rating:  - WiFi phone?There's an alternative firmware set for this device that can be used to create a mono-enabled system capable of VoIP via WiFi. Rating: - the way of the dodoSo now sharp has given up on america, as far as linux palm pcs are concerned. The scene is desolate, tumbleweeds blow through, and ebay is littered with bargain used and refurbished sl-5500s. So if you're interested, you're probably looking for a palm pc that does everything, without spending a lot of cash. However, there are some things that you may consider. First off, the battery supply will probably be finite. Such lithium ion batteries will only last a few years outside ... Read More Rating:  - Not perfect but superbI've been running an SL5500 since they came out. Being a Linux geek wannabe type, the Zaurus was a natural. Sure some interfaces are prettier and some PIM apps on other platforms may be slicker but as they say, "Beauty is only skin deep." My Zaurus sees almost daily use as a network troubleshooting aid on my job in field service maintaining Cat Scanners, MRI's and other medical imaging devices. Slap in a CF network card, configure it to the network and wham! I'm on the network. I don't ... Read More Rating: - After one year and alot of abuse, its still running strongI purchased my Zaurus sl-5500 over a year ago and have never been disapointed. I choose the sharp pda because of the short lifespan that plagues most pda models (ahem... ipaq...). I had owned several sharp products in the past, including an imported md player , and still have all of them running strong. Sticking by sharp was definitly a good choice, because my zaurus has taken all kinds of beatings and is still running perfect. My zaurus has been dropped in a toilet, fallen out of my pocket while skateboarding, ... Read More Rating: - Great PDA for the moneyRight now the 5500 is around $200 and it is hard to beat this PDA at that price. Sure the 5600 and 6500 have fancier features, but they are still priced too high. The best thing about the Sharp Zaurus running Linux is the enormous amount of free software that has been developed for it. You can make this little PDA do ANYthing! My only gripe is that Sharp hasn't put more effort into making syncing the Zaurus with Linux easier out of the box. It's as if they assumed a Linux PDA would only be popular with Windows and Mac ... Read More |
