Before the first-generation iPhone, there was the Sony CLIE PEG-NX80V, a handheld computer that runs Palm OS 5.0. The device made its way into stores in May 2003, priced at a hefty $600 USD ($1,028 in 2024).
Unlike previous models, the PEG-NX80V is compatible with not only Memory Stick and Memory Stick Pro media, but also CompactFlash cards from select manufacturers. Other features on this 8-ounce device include a 480 x 320 screen, a 200MHz Intel XScale PXA263 ARM CPU, 32MB of RAM, 16MB of ROM, a 1.3MP camera, a miniature QWERTY keypad, and a rechargeable lithium battery good for over 3-hours of continuous use.
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Remember when Sony innovated? The mainboard for this is beautiful, so densely packed. All of Sony’s electronics from around this time that I’ve seen disassembled had really well designed PCBs like this,” said one commenter.
