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Factsheet ZIRE31 IE Ease into colour Introducing a highly personal way to keep your schedule, look up phone numbers, store photos of family and friends and listen to digital music. The small and light Zire™ 31 handheld from palmOne features a bright colour display, photo viewer software and a built-in MP31 player, all at a price your budget will love. See things clearly on a colour screen A display that’s bright, colourful, and easy to read is exactly Photos what you’ll find with the Zire 31 handheld. It’s ideal for reading Carry your favourite text, seeing photos and playing games. photos with you and share them with family and friends. Be as organised as you want to be The Agenda view lets you see your day at a glance. It synchro- nises with Outlook2 and offers colour-coded categories so you can track your schedule and those of your family, work, school and more. The ability to attach a photo to a contact means you can always put a face to a name. Calendar Colour code your Play MP3s1 day, week and month schedule for Carry your MP3 music with you wherever you go, and listen to quick, at-a-glance them using the speaker or add stereo headphones. You can appointment play MP3s while you’re scheduling appointments, adding recognition. contacts, or just enjoying a spare moment. With the Zire 31 handheld, your life just sounds better. 1- Expansion card required, stereo headphones optional, both sold separately 2- Available on Windows only www.palmone.com/europe Expansion card slot To add memory, software applications or content Infrared port (cards sold separately). “Beam” information Stereo headphone jack1 and applications to other palmOne™ handhelds. It’s easy, fast and fun! Bright colour display Look up phone numbers and view photos of family and friends on a bright, ® Graffiti writing area easy-to-read, colourful screen. Write using Graffiti® 2 software. It's easy to learn and use. Calendar Contacts All your notes, alarms, and reminders Store and instantly retrieve ensure that you’ll always be on time for thousands of names, numbers, meetings & appointments. In addition, postal and email addresses, and the handy Agenda view lets you see the ability to attach a photo to a your day at a glance. 5-way navigator contact means you can always Get fast, one-handed access to your put a face to a name. contacts and other information with the 5-way navigator. SPECIFICATIONS SKU P80708ML1 Display 160 x 160 STN transmissive display supporting thousands of colours Weight and size 116 gr, 11.2 x 7.4 x 1.6 cm Power Rechargeable lithium-ion polymer battery lasting up to 1 week* Storage capacity (RAM) 16 MB (14 MB actual storage capacity) ROM 8 MB Operating system Palm OS® 5.2.8 Processor Intel® 200 MHz ARM Navigation 5-way navigator Data entry Graffiti® 2: via writing area or anywhere on screen, virtual keyboard Infrared port Yes Audio capabilities 3.5 mm stereo headphone jack1 and mono speaker Expansion capabilities SD / SDIO / MultiMediaCard expansion slot What’s in the box Mini-USB HotSync® cable and battery charger, European power supply, multilingual ROM (English, French, German, Italian & Spanish), software CD-ROM, protective cover, stylus and documentation SOME OF THE INCLUDED SOFTWARE Organisation Calendar, Contacts, Memos (writing), Note Pad (drawings), Tasks, World Clock, Calculator, Expense2 and Security (password protection and keylock) powerOne™ Calculator, Handmark® Mobile DB and Handmark® Splash Money Multimedia Photos, RealOne Player™ for Palm (MP3)3 Palm™ Reader (eBook reader), RealOne Player™ desktop2 and Link to AudiblePlayer® (audio book player) Game Handmark® Solitaire Synchronisation Palm® Desktop 4.1 for PC and Mac / Microsoft Outlook conduit2 MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: One available USB port, PC running Windows 98, 2000, ME, XP or Mac OS 9.2.2 / OS X v10.2 or v10. 3 (Windows and Mac may require admin rights to install) - Supports Microsoft Outlook 98, 2000, 2002, 2003 Included on the CD-Rom *Figures are approximate and are based on normal PIM use; frequent use of multimedia and wireless functionalities may vary the figures and render them shorter. 1- Headphones sold separately 2- Windows compatibility only 3- Expansion card required, stereo headphones optional, both sold separately www.palmone.com/europe © 2004 palmOne, Inc. Tous droits réservés. palmOne, le logo palmOne, Zire et le logo Zire sont des marques de palmOne, Inc. et de ses filiales (enregistrées dans certains pays). Palm OS, HotSync et Graffiti sont des marques déposées de la Palm Trademark Holding Company et Palm Powered est une marque de PalmSource, Inc. palmOne, Inc. utilise les marques MultiMediaCard Association et SD sous licence de leurs détenteurs respectifs. La licence de la technologie de décodage du format MP3 est accordée par Fraunhofer IIS et Thomson. Tous les autres produits, appellations commerciales et dénominations sociales sont utilisés uniquement à des fins d’identification et peuvent être les marques (déposées ou non) de leurs détenteurs respectifs. palmOne s’est efforcée d’assurer l’exactitude de toutes les informations publiées dans ce document. Toutefois, l’entreprise décline toute responsabilité en cas d’erreur, d’omission ou d’inexactitude. Tous les écrans présentés sont des simulations. P/N Z31.043.001.99.
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