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One thing several people have asked for in recent months is a comprehensive roundup of all Psion pocket computers and software, past and present. Now, I did this in Palmtop magazine (issue 20, backissues still available) and republished here in fairly gory detail, covering even David Potter's beginnings and the Sinclair software days, but I'd like to concentrate here on a summary of the hardware. Most importantly, I've also included comments on second-hand prices where relevant, which should aid you in your search for older equipment.

HTML	One thing several people have asked for in recent months is a comprehensive roundup of all Psion pocket computers and software, past and present. Now, I did this in <a href="http://www.palmtop.co.uk/">Palmtop magazine</a> (issue <b>20</b>, backissues still available) and republished <a href="historyofpsion.htm">here</a> in fairly gory detail, covering even David Potter's beginnings and the Sinclair software days, but I'd like to concentrate here on a summary of the hardware. Most importantly, I've also included comments on second-hand prices where relevant, which should aid you in your search for older equipment.

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One thing several people have asked for in recent months is a comprehensive roundup of all Psion pocket computers and software, past and present. Now, I did this in <a href="http://www.palmtop.co.uk/">Palmtop magazine</a> (issue <b>20</b>, backissues still available) and republished <a href="historyofpsion.htm">here</a> in fairly gory detail, covering even David Potter's beginnings and the Sinclair software days, but I'd like to concentrate here on a summary of the hardware. Most importantly, I've also included comments on second-hand prices where relevant, which should aid you in your search for older equipment.

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