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Palm Inc - Palm Vx Connected Organizer, Technische Informationen Seite 1 Von 2 Palm Inc - Palm Vx Connected Organizer, technische Informationen Seite 1 von 2 Produktangaben | Systemanforderungen PRODUKTANGABEN Größe und Gewicht 11,5 cm x 7,7 cm x 1 cm; 115 g Betriebssystem Palm OS® Software v.3.5. Palm Vx™ Organizer- Terminkalender • Adressbuch • Desktop-E-Mail-Verbindung* • Anwendungen Aufgabenliste • Merkzettel • Kostenabrechnung • Taschenrechner • Sicherheit • Spiele • HotSync®-Technologie für die lokale und mobile Synchronisation mit dem PC. Palm™-Desktop- Terminkalender • Adressbuch • Aufgabenliste • Merkzettel • Software Vorlagen für Kostenabrechnungsberichte (Excel 5.0 oder höher) • Mail* • Drag&Drop-Schnittstellen zu Microsoft Excel und Word • Formate für Desktop-Import und -Export: CSV, TAB-begrenzt und TXT • Palm OS®-Software 3.5. Zusätzliche Software Chapura PocketMirror (Softwareschnittstellen zu Microsoft Outlook) • AvantGo Software (Web Channel Manager) Anzeige Optimierte Bildschirmtechnologie - leichtere Lesbarkeit in allen Winkeln auch bei schwacher Beleuchtung und in hellem Sonnenlicht. Hardwareerweiterungen Add-on-Hardware (wie das separat verkaufte Palm V™ Modem) über seriellen Anschluss. Batterien Lithium-Ionenakku, automatisches Wiederaufladen in der HotSync®-Docking-Station für Betrieb bis zu einem Monat. Verbindung Die mitgelieferte TCP/IP-Software ermöglicht Internet- Anwendungen und E-Mail. IR-Anschluss "Beamen" Sie Visitenkarten, Telefonlisten, Memos und Add- on-Anwendungen zu anderen IR-fähigen Geräten der Palm Computing®-Plattform. Mit Übertragungsanwendungen anderer Hersteller können Sie IR-fähige Telefone, Drucker etc. ansprechen. Speicherkapazität 8MB Speicherplatz für ca. 10.000 Adressen • Termine für 5 Jahre • 3.000 Aufgaben • 3.000 Memos • 400 E-Mails* • und viele Anwendungen von Drittherstellern. Flash-Speicher Ermöglicht Palm OS®-Softwareaktualisierungen durch Herunterladen aus dem Internet. Lieferumfang • Palm Vx™ Connected Organizer • Palm™ Desktop Organizer Software • Anwendungen für den Palm Vx™ Organizer • Wiederaufladbarer Akku (intern) • DB-25-Adapter • Einführungshandbuch • 2 Stifte • Lederhülle • Handbuch • HotSync®-Docking-Station • Adapter/Ladegerät. SYSTEMANFORDERUNGEN http://www.palm.com/europe/de_german/products/palmvx/details.html 17.10.00 Palm Inc - Palm Vx Connected Organizer, technische Informationen Seite 2 von 2 PC System- • IBM-kompatibler 486er-PC oder höher anforderungen • Windows 95/98 oder Windows NT 4.0 • Min. 8MB RAM (16MB empfohlen und für Windows NT 4.0 erforderlich) • Maus • CD-ROM-Laufwerk (Disketten auf Bestellung) • Eine freie serielle Schnittstelle • 20MB verfügbarer Festplattenspeicher. Macintosh • Beliebiger Apple Macintosh oder kompatibles Gerät mit Systemanforderungen** einem PowerPC-Prozessor • System 7.5.3 oder später • CD-ROM • Laufwerk und einem freien seriellen Anschluss oder USB- Anschluss. * Zugriff auf und Laden von E-Mails von PC oder Macintosh über HotSync®-Docking-Station oder PalmModem®-Zubehör (separat verkauft). **Für die Verbindung mit einem Macintosh, der über einen USB-Anschluß verfügt, ist der PalmConnect® USB Kit erforderlich. Für die Verbindung mit einem Macintosh, der über einen seriellen Anschluß verfügt, wird unser Palm™ MacPac benötigt. Zurück zum Palm Vx™ Connected Organizer Homepage | Produkte und Software | Bezugsquellen | Unterstützung | Entwicklung www.palm.com | International © 2000 Palm Inc. Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Nutzungsbedingungen. http://www.palm.com/europe/de_german/products/palmvx/details.html 17.10.00 One TouchOrganization. Infrared “Beam” files and applications – even Ultra-Thin, Ultra Light your business card – to other IR-enabled Slip it into a pocket or purse. At ® Palm Computing platform organizer just 4 oz. and 0.4” thick, you’ll users. It’s easy, fast and fun! hardly know this organizer is there. Power Button Razor-Sharp Screen Here’s where it all starts. Press the power button to turn your device on Advanced LCD screen is and off, or hold it for a few seconds to exceptionally easy to read. turn on the backlit screen. Address Book Find Store and instantly retrieve Locate anything on your organizer thousands of names, numbers, instantly. Just enter a name or word in the postal and e-mail addresses. Find area, and the information appears. Date Book Memo Pad All your important appointments, Got a thought? Jot it down on the memo plus notes, alarms and reminders pad. You can print your memos easily ensure you’ll always be on time for when you return to your home base. meetings, deadlines and personal appointments. To Do List If it needs to get done, you can put it here. Sort E-Mail* all the lists you make by category, priority or Download messages to your organizer, due date, then check off the items you complete. read them, write responses, then send replies when you synchronize using HotSync® technology. Rechargeable Battery Drop it into the HotSync cradle to charge it’s ® HotSync Technology advanced lithium-ion battery, then take it on the Back-up and exchange road for up to a month. Add an optional Palm V™ information with your desktop Travel Kit to recharge it anywhere. PC and popular PIMs at the touch of a button. You never have to input data twice, and your data is always safe and up-to-date. ™ Connect to Your Desktop PC. Use the included Palm™ Desktop organizer software on your desktop PC Palm Computing® organizers and PCs, working together. or use your favorite personal information manager (PIM) application†. You rely on your organizer and your PC. HotSync® technology A link for Microsoft Outlook is included. Other links are available for: from Palm Computing ensures that both have the information you need, ready and waiting. One touch of the HotSync® • Symantec ACT! • Starfish Sidekick • Lotus Notes button on the organizer’s cradle synchronizes everything from • Lotus Organizer • Goldmine • and more. phone numbers and addresses to appointments and e-mail. Visit www.palm.com for more information. You only have to enter data once, and you never have to worry about losing data because it’s always backed up. Palm Computing, Inc., Phone Web site: a 3Com company, US: 1-800-881-7256 http://www.palm.com 5400 Bayfront Plaza Santa Clara, CA 95052-8007 *Palm™ MacPac connection kit required (sold separately). Palm™ Mail application not currently supported on Macintosh, except through optional third party solutions, sold separately. †Optional links to many popular PIMs (Personal Information Managers) sold separately. Copyright © 1999 3Com Corporation. All rights reserved. 3Com, the 3Com logo, Palm Computing, Graffiti, HotSync and Palm Modem are registered trademarks, and Palm III, Palm IIIx, Palm V, Palm OS, Palm, the Palm Computing platform logo, Palm III logo, Palm IIIx logo, Palm V logo and HotSync logo are trademarks of Palm Computing, Inc., 3Com Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other product and brand names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners. OrganizeinStyle. The Ultra-Slim, Ultra-Light Connected Organizer Size and weight: 4.7” x 3.2” x 0.4”, 4 oz. Flexible storage capacity (2MB): That Lets You Organize In Style. Store approximately 6000 addresses, 5 years of appointments (approx. 3000), 1500 ™ One look and you’ll know that the Palm V organizer is something different. But to do items, 1500 memos, 200 e-mail beneath its sleek, ultra-thin, ultra-light anodized aluminum case and leather screen messages. cover, you’ll find all the award-winning features that have made Palm Computing® organizers the world’s favorite. Organizer applications: You’ll have instant access to all your important information – calendar, address Date book, Address Book, Mail*, To Do List, book, to do list, expense, memo pad and e-mail*. You’ll be able to exchange Memo Pad, Expense, Calculator, Security, information between your organizer and desktop PC with one touch using HotSync® Games, HotSync® software, enhanced technology. HotSync network synchronization software, Add to that the Palm V organizer’s advanced LCD screen technology for razor-sharp and link to Microsoft Outlook. clarity and rechargeable long-life lithium ion battery. It’s the connected organizer that Palm™ Desktop organizer software: lets you organize in style. Date Book, Address Book, Mail, To Do List, Memo Pad, and Expense report templates (Excel 5.0 or higher) Three Easy Ways To Enter Data. • Drag and drop links to Microsoft Word Your Palm V™ organizer is flexible enough to let you enter data the way you want. See how easy it is. and Excel Graffiti® Software Award-winning Graffiti power writing software is simple – use your stylus • Desktop import and export formats: to input easy-to-learn characters. And it’s fast – with a little practice, you can write up to 30 CSV, TAB delimited, and TXT words a minute, error-free. • Palm™ OS software v.3.1 Everything you need is included: Organizer, HotSync® cradle, Palm™ Desktop PC Keyboard When you’re at your organizer software, Handbook, Getting PC, you can input data Started Guide, DB-25 adapter, replaceable using your keyboard. With leather flip cover. a touch of the button on the System Requirements: included HotSync® cradle, it’s all placed on your • IBM-compatible 486 PC or higher Palm V organizer right • Windows 95/98, Windows NT 4.0 where it’s supposed to be. • 8MB RAM minimum (16MB recommended) • One available serial port On-Screen Keyboard • Mouse Tap with your stylus to • 20MB available hard disk space bring up the on-screen key- • CD ROM drive board. Then simply tap the (diskettes may be ordered) characters you want to enter. Palm™ Mail* is compatible with MAPI (Microsoft) and VIM (Lotus) e-mail clients that run on Windows 3.1, 95, and NT. .
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