 The Zeos Pocket PC, pictured next to its original carrying case and a ballpoint pen (for scale) | |
| Developer | Tidalwave Microtech |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Tidalwave Microtech |
| Type | Palmtop PC |
| Release date | June 1992 |
| CPU | NEC V30 at 7.15 MHz |
| Memory | 1 MB RAM |
The Zeos Pocket PC is a palmtop PC marketed by Zeos International beginning in 1992. The palmtop features an NEC V30 clocked at 7.15 MHz, came shipped with MS-DOS 5.0 in ROM, and has a monochrome LCD capable of displaying graphics at maximum resolution of 640×200 (CGA). These features make the Pocket PC compatible with most IBM PC software out at the time of its release. The Pocket PC is a badge-engineered version of the Tidalwave PS-1000, manufactured by Tidalwave Microtech of Taiwan. It sought to compete with the Poqet PC, another PC-compatible palmtop computer.