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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