Psion Organizer II LZ
Manufactured in 1986, the Organiser II was really the first successful PDA. Psion started with the Organiser in 1984, billed as the ‘First Practical Pocket Computer’. This unit came out 2 years later and had a larger display, more RAM and a faster CPU.
One of the big innovations were ‘Datapaks’ - modules that could be plugged into the unit with either pre-loaded software or additional storage.
Specifications:
- Dimensions: 5.6″ x 3.0″ x 1.1″
- Weight: 8.8 oz. (without battery)
- Display: 4 lines x 16 characters, Dot matrix LCD.
- Keyboard: 36 keys, audible click, auto-repeat.
- Memory: (CM) 32k ROM, 8k RAM. (XP) 32k ROM, 32k RAM.
- Moss Storage: 2 slots for program & Datapaks.
- Interfacing: 16-pin slot for optional peripherals.
- Power: Standard 9 volt lang-life alkaline battery
For more information, check out oldcomputers.net page on the Psion Organiser.