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Thursday 5 February 2004, 1:14 PM

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It is fairly obvious that this review is influenced. Earlier Psion products running the superior Epoc OS where almost consistently kept out of reviews or comparisons. But now that there is a Psion product with CE your magazine is positive. I would like to see what you have tested for your review, e.g. connectivity. Even Psion’s own tech support is saying that the ActiveSync connectivity is a nightmare. I would invite everybody to check out this discussion and review the referred Website to see a true comparison between the netBook (Epoc OS) and this product.
http://www.pdastreet.com/forums//showthread.php?s=4cbd62e0722209087e6245dbe4239a60&postid=145051#post145051

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Psion NetBook Pro

Editors rating
Rating: 7.7
Verdict

The NetBook Pro looks like a mini-notebook, yet runs the handheld-orientated Windows CE .NET 4.2 OS. Although it’s primarily aimed at corporate mobile workforces, we think it could have wider appeal.

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£ 1152

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