Step into the early 2000s with the Sony CLIÉ PEG-NX80V. Released in 2003, this Personal Entertainment Organizer captures a fascinating moment in mobile computing history, back before smartphones took over the world. Sony built this model as a top-tier NX series PDA, packing in a sleek design, a 3.8 inch TFT display at 320x480 resolution, and a signature rotating 1.3 megapixel CMOS camera capable of still photos and low-resolution video.
Under the hood, this retro handheld runs a Sony-customized version of Palm OS 5.0 on an Intel XScale PXA263 processor clocked at 200MHz. It comes with 32MB of RAM (about 27MB usable) and 16MB of ROM. Expansion options include a Memory Stick/Memory Stick PRO slot and a CompactFlash slot, and while Wi-Fi isn't built in, the optional PEGA-WL100/110 card adds 802.11b wireless. It's a charming find for collectors, tinkerers, and retro gadget enthusiasts looking to own a slice of early handheld computing history.
This item is sold as-is in junk condition, intended for repair, maintenance, or spare parts. It has been tested for power-on only; all other functions remain unchecked. The unit has been sanitized and cleaned, coming from a pet-free and smoke-free environment. Only the items shown in the listing photos are included.
Sony CLIÉ PEG-NX80V Personal Entertainment Organizer PDA, released in 2003. High-end NX series model with Palm OS 5.0, Intel XScale PXA263 200 MHz CPU, 32 MB RAM (approximately 27 MB usable), and 16 MB ROM.
Features a 3.8-inch 320 x 480 TFT display, rotating 1.3-megapixel CMOS camera for still images and low-resolution video, Memory Stick/Memory Stick PRO support, and a CompactFlash slot. Built-in wireless connectivity is not included; supports 802.11b Wi-Fi with optional PEGA-WL100/110 adapters.
Sold as-is for junk/repair or maintenance purposes. Power-on operation has been confirmed only; all other functions are untested. Includes only the items shown in the photos.
