Running the clock function
Side view
French keyboard
Display close-up
Closed
Underneath
Left (Power jack, IR window, Serial port and pen housing) and right (CompactFlash port) sides
Both sides of the electronic card.
Top: Cyrrus Logic ARM 7100 processor, the ROM card is inserted above the processor,
Bottom: 4 MB Nec RAM chips, memory controller.
All of its parts
French box
More Info
The Osaris uses the EPOC release 4 operating system licensed from Psion but there are
some major differences between the Osaris and the Psion 5. The psion 5 uses EPOC release 5. The size of the touch-sensitive screen is only 320 x 200 with 16 grey levels on this model compared with Psion's 640 x 240. This difference in screen size may cause problems when you try to use some software that was designed for the Psion 5 (The Psion Revo suffers in the same way) Although the keyboard looks similar to the Psion 5 it does not slide out so the typing angle is slightly different There is an upside - it does not seem to suffer the Psion hinge problem! It also lacks the voice recorder that is included with the Psion 5 |