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361:-compliant infrared interface, and Handspring's standard Springboard slot. Neo sported a 160×160-pixel, 4-bit grayscale (16 shades of gray) display. The 4.8 in × 3.0 in × 0.7 in unit, weighing in at 5.4 ounces, came in sleek, translucent Blue, Red, or Smoke-grey colored case. It used Handspring's modified version of the Palm OS, version 3.5.2H3. Power came from two AAA batteries that would last up to two months. This model had a lower price, with which Handspring was hoping to attract new users. The display of all Visors measured 2.25 inches square with diagonal span of 3.0 inches.
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Platinum was similar to the Visor Deluxe. Apart from shell color, the exterior of the devices were indistinguishable. The Visor Platinum was available only in a silver (platinum) or black colored shell, as opposed to the Visor Deluxe's many color choices. The Platinum included a 33-MHz
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112:Acquired by
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1973:DoubleClick
1948:CyberRebate
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1732:Josh Harris
1672:Bob Bernard
1592:HP TouchPad
603:smartphones
436:16 MB
280:8-bit color
262:Visor Prism
176:Ed Colligan
85:Ed Colligan
2533:Palm, Inc.
2482:Categories
2188:Pseudo.com
2153:Palm, Inc.
2118:MarchFirst
2048:HomeGrocer
2038:Handspring
1827:Jerry Yang
1782:Jason Olim
1707:David Filo
1677:Jeff Bezos
1575:As HP Palm
1055:Palm, Inc.
710:References
704:Palm, Inc.
656:smartphone
620:MP3 player
570:March 2001
463:3.1H/3.1H2
321:Visor Edge
240:Visor Solo
156:Palm, Inc.
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2198:Razorfish
2193:Radvision
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2058:InfoSpace
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2008:Flooz.com
1923:CMGI Inc.
1836:Companies
1697:Bob Davis
1291:LifeDrive
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660:telephony
589:Palm Treo
433:8 MB
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418:2 MB
415:RAM Size
365:Visor Pro
341:Visor Neo
335:grayscale
180:PalmPilot
150:-branded
136:Palm, Inc
114:Palm Inc.
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2138:Netscape
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636:Treo 180
509:Display
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310:Motorola
216:Products
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2133:NetBank
2063:Inktomi
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1918:Chemdex
1893:Boo.com
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1053:Before
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504:Silver
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162:History
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1968:Divine
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1655:People
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1071:Zoomer
607:e-mail
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2280:UUNET
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1978:eBay
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