Psion Series 5 - Computer (1) - Without original box

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The Psion Series 5 is a 1997 handheld computer that powers on and displays an image, but has a visible vertical blue bar on the screen and is offered for parts or repair.

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Psion Series 5 – Vintage PDA / Handheld Computer – For parts or repair (adapter not included; shown in the photos for demonstration purposes)

The Psion Series 5 is a distinctive handheld computer from the 1990s, introduced in 1997 by the British company Psion.

This compact device was ahead of its time, combining the functions of an electronic diary, word processor, spreadsheet, and personal organizer in one portable computer.

The Psion Series 5 features a distinctive fold-out QWERTY keyboard, a large monochrome LCD screen, and the EPOC operating system, a precursor to the later Symbian OS.

Thanks to its innovative design and extensive capabilities, the Psion Series 5 is now an interesting collectible for enthusiasts of vintage computers and early mobile technology.

**Condition and operation**

The device powers on and the screen displays an image. However, a prominent vertical blue bar is visible on the LCD screen, preventing part of the image from displaying properly.

Due to this screen defect, the Psion Series 5 is being offered strictly **for parts or repair**.

The other functions have not been fully tested. The keyboard and other components therefore cannot be guaranteed to work.

The device shows signs of use consistent with its age.

An interesting item for collectors, hobbyists, or repairers looking for a Psion Series 5 to restore or use as a donor device.

Please examine the photos carefully for a good impression of the cosmetic condition and the visible screen defect.

The device will be carefully packaged and shipped insured.

Psion Series 5 – Vintage PDA / Handheld Computer – For parts or repair (adapter not included; shown in the photos for demonstration purposes)

The Psion Series 5 is a distinctive handheld computer from the 1990s, introduced in 1997 by the British company Psion.

This compact device was ahead of its time, combining the functions of an electronic diary, word processor, spreadsheet, and personal organizer in one portable computer.

The Psion Series 5 features a distinctive fold-out QWERTY keyboard, a large monochrome LCD screen, and the EPOC operating system, a precursor to the later Symbian OS.

Thanks to its innovative design and extensive capabilities, the Psion Series 5 is now an interesting collectible for enthusiasts of vintage computers and early mobile technology.

**Condition and operation**

The device powers on and the screen displays an image. However, a prominent vertical blue bar is visible on the LCD screen, preventing part of the image from displaying properly.

Due to this screen defect, the Psion Series 5 is being offered strictly **for parts or repair**.

The other functions have not been fully tested. The keyboard and other components therefore cannot be guaranteed to work.

The device shows signs of use consistent with its age.

An interesting item for collectors, hobbyists, or repairers looking for a Psion Series 5 to restore or use as a donor device.

Please examine the photos carefully for a good impression of the cosmetic condition and the visible screen defect.

The device will be carefully packaged and shipped insured.

Details

Number of consoles/devices
1
Brand
Psion
Series/model
Series 5
Year of manufacture
1997
Condition
Good
In working order
Yes
Packaging
Without original box
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Objects sold
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