This is not necessarily off-topic, because the device is interesting enough to qualify, even tho it is less than 5 years old. I recently picked up an HP 200LX "palm-top". This is discontinued from HP, in favor of their PocketPC products, but the details can be had at http://www.hp.com/jornada/products/200/. In short, this is a palm-sized PC, with a slightly-less-than 8MHz 80186 processor, 2mb of RAM, and embedded DOS. It has your slew of familiar PIM type apps - calendar, contacts. It also has an embedded version of Quicken and cc:Mail. It has a PCMCIA controller, but I dunno what devices it supports. I tried a Lucent WaveLAN 803.11b Silver card in it, but, as I suspected, it did not work. According to HP docs, you can use flash-ram, modems, and other devices. I have the recharger, but it's fitted with alkaline batteries right now. You'd obviously need NiCad to use the recharger unit. Includes a fairly thick users guide. I'm offering it here first, just because I find it a "gee-whiz" type of device, if not exactly "classic". If no-one here is interested, I'll try to offer it on e-bay. It works, except I get error messages that the backup battery is low, even tho I replaced it. Perhaps something is wrong? I'll trade it for pretty much anything of interest (but I'd really like a VAX 750 :) so let me know please. Shop online without a credit card http://www.rocketcash.com RocketCash, a NetZero subsidiary