Casio Pocket Viewer PV-400A

Pros: Inexpensive
Cons: Needless options you're forced to scroll through

Doctor Reefy, one of the characters in Sherwood Anderson’s American classic, "Winesburg, Ohio," had a curious habit of keeping wadded-up pieces of paper in his pockets. “On the papers were written thoughts, ends of thoughts, beginnings of...

Pros: Low cost
Cons: Flimsy, software wouldn't work.

NOTE: The model I purchased is a PV400 PLUS. I could not find that specific model, so I am entering this review under PV400A.

I own a Visor Deluxe which cost $249. and purchased the PV400 Plus at K Mart for the wife for Christmas. Seems she...

Pros: Inexpensive, 4MB ram, comes with cradle
Cons: Flimsy cover, can't find cases, light duty construction

I just got a Cassiopia PV400+. I paid $89 at Sam's club. They also have them for $99 at Walmart. It has a black and white screen with 4MB of RAM. Plenty of RAM for lots of memos and contact names. It also has a button on the left side. You push the...

Pros: A Worthy Test Ride to see if you can live with a Real PDA.
Cons: Basic functions only and few bells and whistles that the geeky-techie crowd drool over.

I will confess, I'm not much of a PDA (Personal Data Assistant) person. No, it's not that I'm a backward small-town hick who picks his teeth with a pocket knife and I just don't understand the Great Advance of Western Civilization (through PDAs) or...

Pros: 4MB, compact, bright back light, easy to use
Cons: not as "cool" looking as other PDA's

I have had my Casio PV-400A for over a year and I love it! I have found it to meet all my organizational needs without the cost of other PDA's. Initially I owned the PV-200, which is also a fine product, but has only 2MB of memory and no back...

Pros: Great interface. Compact.
Cons: Sync does not work. No internet capability.

After doing what I thought was a fair bit of research I decided to purchase a Casio PV400Plus as it appeared that it did pretty much all that the Palm/Visor platforms did. I was not keen on the special handwriting input of the Palm series so was not...

Pros: Thin, light, fits in shirtpocket with ease, lots of memory, compatible with Outlook.
Cons: No e-mail, no internet connectivity, no 3rd party software, syncing may be hard for some.

A friend recently told me K-Mart had PDAs on sale for $87.99, specifically the Casio PV400 Plus. Neither of us owned a PDA because we work jobs that do not call for many appointments or meetings, yet we felt left out because we hadn't jumped on the PDA...

Pros: simple to use
Cons: the games are kind of, well awfull

If you are looking for a great personal organizer at a great price, casio is for you. My girlfriend purchased my casio pv-400 for me on my birthday. I have used it for about 4 months now, and I believe it has helped me in a number of ways. The casio...

Pros: Low Cost, Easy to operate, easily syncs with home PC, can draw notes freehand.
Cons: Not too durable

I was in need of a PDA for my new job position. So far I have found it to be a very helpful tool in recording information needed for my job. If I need to write a quick note, the screen lets you jot down notes in your own writing.

This unit...

Pros: Easy to use, Cheaper alternative to as well as twice the memory of the Palm IIIe
Cons: I seem to have a defective unit that shuts off randomly.

I was all ready to buy a Palm IIIe, but the local stores were out of them, so I hit Wal-Mart and got spotted the Casio PV-400A for $99.99. Good price, twice the memory of the Palm IIIe, I thought. So I bought it. No problems for the first day or two,...

Pros: Price, memory, basic features
Cons: business connectivity, backlight

If you are considering a PV-400, check my review of the PV-200A. I bought a PV-200A while my PV-400 was backordered, to get familiar with the features shared by both models. Returned the 200A and cancelled the PV-400 for lack of easy connectivity with...

Pros: Best overall PDA for the Money
Cons: have not found any

I am here to give my opinion on the Casio PV-400A . Very excellent product if you are into the mobile organizers. I have used mine for 2 months now and have found it to be very useful and affordable . I am able to use the device for everyday living ....

Pros: Design
Cons: Casing

I recently got a casio pocket viewer for Christmas. I really like it, It has really good features like a scrolling button and quick memo.

What it Offers-
~Menu
~Address book
~Memo
~Quick Memo (like paint brush)
...

Pros: Battery life, memory capacity
Cons: No inter net

This product can help people find their way into the fast pace gadget world where multi-tasking is a must. There is no need to use the stylus pen to access this PDA with this one hand use rotating control button to access your PIM data. Which makes it...

Pros: Its cheap
Cons: Everything else

I work for a major retail corperation, and we sell this product. I have had an oppertunity to try this product and use it for a bit. Frankly, the only thing saving this "PDA" is the price. Well sell it for $89.97. The Casio is a rather...