Psion Series 3a
256Kb, 512Kb, 1mb and 2mb models
Information
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Date Released:
1993 256 & 512 Models
1995 1mb & 2mb Models
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| Original Price:
£269 (256kb) - 399.99 (2mb) |
| CPU: 7.68
MHz NEC V30H (80C86) |
| RAM: 256kb
- 2 Mb |
| ROM: 1mb |
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Power: Two AA or
9v , 150 mA mains adapter, one
Lithium battery
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| Display: 480 x 160
px LCD |
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Other: 2 ssd slots
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| Software: Diary, Word,
Agenda, etc. |
| Weight: 275
grams with batteries |
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Dimension: 165mm
x 85mm x 23mm
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| Communication: Serial
19200 bps |
| Sound: Membrane
speaker, built in Microphone, 12-bit sound recording |
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Others
| Purple Software produced a Cyclone Disk Drive for the
Psion that was designed for mobile use with both the 3a and 3c.
The 3.5 inch floppy diskette drive that provides a flexible, low-cost
solution to off-line storage and back-up on Psion platforms.
Durable housing ideal for mobile use.
Uses standard, low-cost 720K and 1.44Mb PC floppy diskettes.
Transfer diskettes between your Cyclone drive and your PC.
Appears simply as drive C to all your Psion applications.
Works with all software that adheres to Psion standards.
Back up your files speedily and at a fraction of the cost compared with
Flash SSDs.
Save money by buying your Psion applications on floppy diskette.
Includes the renowned File Manager software.
Compatible with the Psion Series 3a/3c/3mx, Workabout & Siena.
Powered by mains or batteries (battery pack is an optional extra).
Dimensions: 240mm long, 105mm wide, 30mm high.
Weight: 800g (without batteries). |
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Useful Links
This link is very detailed on how to convert a 256k Psion 3a
to 512k. It covers disassembling, removing the mainboard, the chips needed,
and some hints on easiest methods.
Dismantling
the Psion 3a
Psion Surgery
David
J.C. MacKay pages
This is a first plus a little bit of an attempt at putting
Psion's Programmer's Reference onto the Web.
Psion
Programming Reference Manual
Ftp Archives
Psion
Archive