I have two main units, docking station and two power adapters.
type handheld computer
country UK
year 1999
os EPOC
cpu ARM 710
speed 36 MHz
ram 8 MB
graphic 480 x 160
colors mono
sound beeper
power 2 x 799 mAh AAA rechargeable batteries, 14 hours of use.
ports serial
The Psion Revo — The Slim EPOC Handheld
The Psion Revo, released in 1999, was Psion’s attempt to create a slimmer, more consumer-friendly EPOC handheld alongside the more professional Series 5mx. Using the same ARM processor and EPOC32 operating system as the Series 5mx but in a thinner, lighter form factor with a smaller keyboard, the Revo targeted users who wanted Psion’s software quality in a more pocketable package. The Revo Plus added 16 MB of RAM and improved connectivity. While the keyboard compromises made it less suitable for extended typing than the 5mx, the Revo’s slim profile and competitive pricing gave it a distinct market position in the late 1990s handheld computing landscape.