puke There is now a new article under the “Under the hood” drop-down menu titled “Setting up my Homelab for PDAs”. In the article I go through how my homelab environment is set up in order to support old PDAs and their supporting old PCs. As my collection and homelab is in constant flux, this document … Read more
In the “Under the hood” section of the museum, you can now read about how I managed to get my Apple Newton Messagepad 2100 to connect using Ethernet->TCP/IP->HTTP and POP3 and SMTP. The article is here.
After input from Samuel Pinchers in the Palm OS Users group at Facebook, the page has been updated with a few more problems hitting the T3.
The sixth PalmOS device in my collection, the Palm Tungsten T3 represents one the finest pure PDAs that Palm ever made, in my opinion. Read all about it on its new page!
Thanks to the excellent work of Joe Fincham Haines, I am now able to offer emulation of an Ericsson MC218 running inside your browser. Head over to https://pdamuseum.eu/try-ericsson-mc218/ and give it a spin! For more bells and wistles, Joe will soon be making available a complete array of Psion/Epoc/Symbian based emulators. Keep a look-out in … Read more
I finally got my Ericsson R380 fitted with a working battery and a new display. It is now fully functional again after 26 years. Read all about it on its page.
I am happy to offer you a way to try an Apple Newton MessagePad 2100, or as close as you can get to a real device, by accessing an emulation of it (Einstein) through your browser! Head over to the Try it out! page and read more!
You can now try an Atari Portfolio, running in your browser. Thanks to MAME and Emscripten, it is now possible to try out this old PDA with its unique DOS-like operating system. Please give it a spin!
Thanks to the nice people that created the CloudPilotEmu emulator, you can now try a Palm Vx right here in the museum. Just head over to https://pdamuseum.eu/try-a-palm-vx/ and give it a go!
You can now try out a Psion Series 3a in your browser! The emulator is based on the code in the MAME emulator and a real Series 3a ROM with a picture of my own Series 3a as an overlay. Please try it! (If you don’t see a link, you will find emulators under the … Read more