Phones like we have today were just a fantasy only a short while ago. In order to get to the point where we are today with devices like the iPhone, Galaxy and Android devices many other devices built the foundations for today's technology. Devices such as the PSION organiser were pivotal in moving the world of computing from desktop to "palmtop" as it was known in the day; or as we would know it, in your back pocket! We believe this is a really important part of computing history. Whilst palmtops from the 80s and 90s really didn't serve a huge amount of practical use (at least in our opinion) as they were too limited in functionality, they paved the foundations to the modern smart phone and the world would be a very different place without them. |
Our exhibit list is currently being populated and isn't yet complete so please watch this space. In the mean time check out our video room tours and our layout/map of the museum. If you can help with asset tagging and cataloguing items, please volunteer.
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Amstrad NC200
Year: 1993 |
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DIP Pocket PC
Year: 0 |
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Atari Portfolio
Year: 1989 |
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HP 320LX
Year: 1997 |
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PSION Series 3
Year: 1991 |
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PSION Series 3a
Year: 1993 |
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PSION Series 3c
Year: 1996 |
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PSION Series 3mx
Year: 1998 |
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PSION Series 5mx
Year: 1999 |
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PSION Siena
Year: 1996 |
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Toshiba Libretto 70CT
Year: 1997 |