Sharp Zaurus SL-6000L Handheld

price: $699.99

SKU: SL-6000L

Sales Rank: 20737

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Product Description

The Sharp SL-6000L incorporates the industry first full native VGA resolution display, 802.11b wireless LAN, a QWERTY keyboard, dual CF and SD expansion slots, and a USB host port in a durable design optimized for enterprise mobile solutions. The OS platform features a powerful embedded Linux and Java environment for rapid enterprise application development. The Sharp Zaurus SL-6000L offers the corporate user a new level of handheld productivity tools, delivering one of the most flexible and powerful handheld computing solutions in the market today.

Product Specification

BatteryType:: Lithium Polymer
Binding:: Electronics
Brand:: Sharp
CPUSpeed:: 400 MHz
CPUType:: Intel Xscale PXA255
DisplaySize:: 4 inches
EAN:: 0074000062269
Feature:: Crystal clear, four-inch, transflective, high-density TFT LCD screen
Intel Xscale 400MHz processor, 64 MB RAM
Built-in protected QWERTY keyboard and Wi-Fi for wireless local area network
Expandable with both CompactFlash and Secure Digital expansion slots
Rechargeable, replaceable 1500 mAh Lithium polymer battery
Label:: Sharp
Manufacturer:: Sharp
Model:: SL-6000L
ModemDescription:: None
ProductGroup:: CE
Publisher:: Sharp
ReleaseDate:: 2004-03-31
Studio:: Sharp
Title:: Sharp Zaurus SL-6000L Handheld
UPC:: 074000062269
MPN:: SL-6000L

Customer Reviews

Outstanding features and nearly software complete

The SL-6000L is the best handheld of all the units I have owned including a Zaurus 5500.The built in wireless syncs with every hotspot I've tried and the Spread sheet, Word processor and Presentations works with all the MS Windows files natively without converting back and forth.The one thing that was missing from the previous version was the Jeode Java which I had to download and install so I could run Formulae 1 from Poliplus software [...].I can also recomend the Mona and Lisa programs which...

8/7/2005 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Sharp Zaurus 6000L

I jsut received this yesterday and here's my first impression.I've been using a Sharp Zaurus since the pre-release 5000D.I've had a 5500 for 3 years and I've loved it.I like having a handheld computer vs. a PDA.I have a Treo 600 so I've gotten very familiar with the Palm OS.Hey, it's ok but it's not Linux.I had a Psion 5mx which I loved and used for years.As for Windows devices, forget it.With all the fun I have had with Microsoft operating systems on my computers over the years, I have no desire...

10/29/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Writing this on my 6000L

I'm writing this on my new Zaurus. Firstly to the reviewer who complained about the handwriting recognition, it's the best I've seen. You can train every letter to the way you write. The other side to this pda is that, if you need software that doesn't come with this pda, you better be willing to tinker with downloaded packages....

10/28/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

What can I say? Simply the BEST in every category.

What can I cay that has not already been said?The 6000L does everything you could ever assk of a notebook, much less a PDA.It has USB host capability, meaning it can control OTHER USB devices...like USB JUMP drives, USB hard drives, etc, etc.And that is just ONE of the expansion slots, in addition, it's got it's crade connector, SD card slot and CF card slot.More expansion than you will ever need.And you don't even need to wasteslot using WIFI, becuase it is BUILT-IN...with other PDA's and NOTEBOOKs...

10/16/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews

Absolutely Best PDA / Notebook Replacement on the Market

This item is amazing.It has all the features a PDA, with LINUX power under the hood.There are so many great linux applications that can be used with this it is hard to know where to start.It also plays MP3 files and MPEG movies (that's right, MOVIES) and to top it all off it's got built-in WIFI...not only WIFI but a full-functional web browser and email client.The web browser is amazing as it can view any web page, not just those written for PDA screens, this unit with it's hi-res 480x640 screen...

10/16/2004 12:00 AM | All Customer Reviews