Other Models
- C120/C140/C120+ are Compaq branded equivalents to the Cassiopeia A10/A11/A10+.
- E-55 Japanese version of the E-15
- E-707 Japanese model with wireless/phone antenna and both SD and CF card slots.
- E-5xx Japanese versions of the E-1xx models.
- E-750 Japanese successor to the E-1xx series with 32MB RAM and a 200MHz MIPS CPU.
- EM-500 USA model, slightly smaller than the USA E-1xx with 16MB RAM and came in multiple colors.
- E-700 Japanese version of the EM-500, but with 32MB RAM and came in many additional colors like white, carbon, silver.
- SX-45 designed in cooperation with Siemens, this is a Cellphone integrated with a E-125.
- BE-300 Pocket Manager (not a Pocket PC) running on Windows CE 3.0 with a Casio-designed user interface. Released in 2001.
- PA-2400W (SH3 80 MHz, 8 MB RAM, 16 MB ROM, 480 x 240 4-level grayscale touchscreen, Windows CE 2.11)
- E-3000/3100 Later Japanese model with 400MHz XSCALE CPU and CF + SD card slots. 3000/3100 ran PPC/CE.NET respectively.
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