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Bookmark or Share- Handspring Visor Neo | Paul StamatiouThe Visor Neo was a relatively low-end model from Handspring with a 33 MHz Motorola processor, 8 MB of memory, and a monochrome display running Palm OS 3.5. However, it had one trick up its sleeve compared to other PDAs on the market: the Springboard expansion slot unique to Handspring devices.
- Handspring, Inc. - WikipediaHandspring Visor Neo Blue. Released in September 2001, the Neo featured an MC68VZ328 DragonBall processor clocked at 33 MHz. It had 8 MB DRAM, an IrDA-compliant infrared interface, and Handspring's standard Springboard slot. Neo sported a 160×160-pixel, 4-bit grayscale (16 shades of gray) display.
- Pen Computing Magazine: Handspring VisorThe company is Handspring, and the product is Visor, a Palm-size computer whose basic size, look, and operation are much like the Palm that came before it. But there's something new lurking in that familiar hardware package, something that will open up a new world of peripheral expansion for the simple computer that Hawkins envisioned almost ...
- A Handheld Surprise: The Handspring Visor - TidBITSThe Visor is a Palm OS-based handheld developed by Handspring, a company founded by the designer of the original PalmPilot and a group of former Palm Computing engineers. After licensing the Palm OS from Palm, Handspring released the Visor and Visor Deluxe toward the end of 1999.
- Handspring - Visor | Mobile Phone MuseumHandspring produced a series of PDA devices using the product name Visor. These devices ran the PalmOS which Handspring licensed from Palm (3Com). The Visor’s inclusion in the Mobile Phone Museum Collection reflects its important role in the DNA of smartphones although we do not agree with some assessments that it was the first smartphone.
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