10 May
2004
10 May
'04
2:34 p.m.
Here's a strange one... what is the difference (other than the names) between
the Sharp IQ-7000 and the Sharp OZ-7000?
I'm sitting here holding both in my hand. The IQ version has a label calling
it the "Electronic Organizer" while the OZ version has a label calling it the
more popular "Wizard." Otherwise they are identical twins (including the
instruction manuals.)
Unfortunately neither has batteries right now, so I can't boot them to check
for OS versions, etc.
Even if Sharp merely changed the name from Organizer to Wizard, why would they
bother drastically changing the model prefix from IQ- to OZ-?
Evan
10 May
10 May
2:47 p.m.
evan wrote:
Here's a strange one... what is the difference
(other than the names) between
the Sharp IQ-7000 and the Sharp OZ-7000?
I don't know about your IQ/OZ-7000 models, but I do know that the SL5500
and SL5000D sharp PDAs differed mostly in that the SL-5000D was the
developer's version. The SL5500 came with a bit more ROM/RAM and a
later version of Linux (yes, I said Linux - way cool), but other than
that they are pretty much the same. So, maybe it is something like
that. Also, Sharp seems to have different model numbers between
English/Japanese versions of things.
4:20 p.m.
On Mon, 10 May 2004, evan wrote:
Here's a strange one... what is the difference
(other than the names) between
the Sharp IQ-7000 and the Sharp OZ-7000?
I'm sitting here holding both in my hand. The IQ version has a label calling
it the "Electronic Organizer" while the OZ version has a label calling it the
more popular "Wizard." Otherwise they are identical twins (including the
instruction manuals.)
Unfortunately neither has batteries right now, so I can't boot them to check
for OS versions, etc.
Even if Sharp merely changed the name from Organizer to Wizard, why would they
bother drastically changing the model prefix from IQ- to OZ-?
Well, who ever heard of the "Wizard of IQ"?
- don
Evan
11:05 p.m.
Japanese electronics manufacturers often used letter designations in the
model names to indicate the geographic market in which their products were
sold. However, your thought about the name change is also quite possible.
--Mike
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Subject: Sharp PDA question
Here's a strange one... what is the difference
(other than the names)
between
the Sharp IQ-7000 and the Sharp OZ-7000?
I'm sitting here holding both in my hand. The IQ version has a label
calling
it the "Electronic Organizer" while the OZ
version has a label calling it
the
more popular "Wizard." Otherwise they are
identical twins (including the
instruction manuals.)
Unfortunately neither has batteries right now, so I can't boot them to
check
for OS versions, etc.
Even if Sharp merely changed the name from Organizer to Wizard, why would
they
bother drastically changing the model prefix from IQ-
to OZ-?
Evan
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