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 Overview of the lates linux PDA´s
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Sharp SL-C3000 -- [Oct. 26, 2004] -- The newest Sharp Zaurus, the SL-C3000, includes a tiny 4GB hard disk drive made by Hitachi. The Linux-based PDA is officially available only in Japan, but various international distributors will also offer the device to buys in the US and elsewhere. details
Sharp Zaurus SL-6000 -- [Nov. 2, 2004] -- Sharp has officially discontinued the SL-6000, it's US model that began shipping in early 2004. The SL-6000 was supported by IBM middleware and Sprint wireless services, enabling users to connect with enterprise apps from most anywhere. A new 640x480 high-brightness VGA display topped the list of hardware enhancements, along with "laptop-like" performance and a ruggedized case. 
Sharp Zaurus SL-C7xx, C8xx Series -- [Nov. 12, 2003] -- Sharp calls the SL-C7xx PDAs "the world's first PDAs with a full-color VGA-resolution (640x480 pixel) LCD display." The SL-C7xx PDAs also provide a unique built-in QWERTY keyboard similar to that of a normal notebook keyboard (although smaller). As with previous Zaurus models, the software platform is based on embedded Linux along with a Java virtual machine for enhanced software portability and world-wide open source developer support. details: SL-C700 / SL-C750, SLC760, C860
Sharp Zaurus SL-A300 Personal Mobile Tool -- [Oct. 18, 2002] -- This model Zaurus Linux PDA, currently exclusive to the Japanese market, is claimed to be the world's smallest and lightest PDA among QVGA color LCD-equipped handhelds (as of June 2002). The device is based on a 200 MHz Intel PXA210 XScale processor equipped with 64 MB SDRAM memory, and offers USB, IrDA, and audio I/O, plus an SD card expansion slot. details
Sharp Zaurus SL-5x00 -- [Nov. 12, 2002] -- Sharp's first Linux PDA for the worldwide market features an embedded Linux OS supplemented by Qt and a Java runtime environment. The SL-5500 is based on a 206 MHz Intel StrongARM processor with 64MB system RAM and 16MB built-in flash storage, while the SL-5600 uses a 400 MHz Intel XScale processor and has 32MB system RAM and 64MB built-in flash storage. Both models have a full-color 320 x 240 pixel TFT LCD with touch panel, plus a miniature built-in QWERTY keyboard (accessed via a sliding cover), and are equipped with CompactFlash and SD-card slots, IrDA, and USB interfaces. details: SL-5600 / SL-5500 / review of SL-5000D (developer edition)