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Digital Research DRPCICOMBO PCI Combo Card

Made by Digital Research

Easy Plug and Play installation--automatically configures I/O addresses and IRQs
Adds 2 high-speed 16550 UART serial ports (one 9-pin and one 25-pin)
115.2 Kbps maximum data rate
1 enhanced parallel port (EPP)
Fully supports PCI IRQ sharing--saves valuable resources for other expansion cards
Adds 2 high-speed 16550 UART serial ports (one 9-pin and one 25-pin)
115.2 Kbps maximum data rate
1 enhanced parallel port (EPP)
Fully supports PCI IRQ sharing--saves valuable resources for other expansion cards
Easy Plug and Play installation--automatically configures I/O addresses and IRQs

Amazon base price: $
List price: $55.99 (that's NaN% off!)

Biometric Fingerprint Reader scanner-USB

Made by M2SYS Technology

Compatible with many standard fingerprint SDK
Industrial grade, patent-pending, egronomic design
Self-Calibrating, image data encryption
Rugged design, durable frame
Smart Touch Scanning

Amazon base price: $
List price: $199.99 (that's NaN% off!)

Philips Nino 510 Windows Organizer

Made by Philips

Vibrant color touch-screen display (256 colors)
Microsoft Windows CE operating system
16MB memory can be expanded with CompactFlash memory cards to over 48MB
Voice command, voice recorder
What's in the box: Nino 510, Stylus, Protective cover, Serial synchronization cable, Docking cradle, NiMH rechargeable battery pack, AC adapter/recharger, User manuals

Amazon base price: $

Average review score:

Nino - No wonder they quit making it

Dealing with Philips customer service is like pulling teeth...and since I just had a tooth pulled, I know what I'm talking about. The docking system for the Nino 510 is terrible-50% operational rate. A crack formed on my touch screen and grew all the way accross it. Of course it had to be my fault (even though Nino is always in my hand or in its case). When I ask if 100% of the Ninos coming of the Korean assembly line had no cracks form in the touch screen, the answer was no. But anyway, $177 to fix a $300 unit. Don't buy one.

Nino Better than the Rest

First, let's cut to the chase. The Nino is the best Windows CE device on the market. It's sturdy and easy to use and the new color display is clearest there is. The Casio device looks as if it would crack if you touched it the wrong way and HP's new PDA is too bulky to be practical.

A constant criticism of Windows CE devices are the multitude of software options that aren't really useful. But, I love the voice recognition software and the digital messaging. I use it to recap sales calls all the time.

I too had some problems with installation, so I sympathize with the previous comments. If Philips has indeed discontinued the Nino, I hope their replacement is even better.

Excellent PDA for the Price

Excellent PDA, I got much use out of it. The price for these is amazing... you wont find a cheaper, color, internet ready PDA on the market. THis thing is excellent!