Pocket Viewer - Models

Models

Generation Model Year Data Storage Interface Processor Display Expandable Market Extra Features
1. PV-100

PV-200

1999 1 MB

2 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 128x128 - Worldwide
1. PV-170

PV-270

1999 1 MB

2 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x240 - China
2. PV-250X

PV-450X

2000 2 MB

4 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 (by OS-Update) Europe
2. PV-200A

PV-400A

2000 2 MB

4 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 - USA
2. PV-750 / PV-750Plus 2000 2 MB RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 yes Europe IrDA-Interface
3. PV-S250

PV-S450

2001 2 MB

4 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 yes Europe
3. PV-200e

PV-400Plus

2001 2 MB

4 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 - USA
4. PV-S460

PV-S660

2002 2 MB

4 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 yes Europe
4. PV-S400Plus

PV-S600Plus

2002 2 MB

4 MB

RS-232 NEC V30MZ 160x160 yes USA
5. PV-S1600 2003 12 MB USB 1.0 Hitachi SH-3 160x160 yes Worldwide

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