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The PocketMage resurrects the PDA with an e-paper screen

The PocketMage PDA launches on crowdfunding platforms, targeting users seeking an alternative to smartphone usage through an E Ink display and QWERTY keyboard.

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The brief

The PocketMage, a new PDA device featuring an E Ink screen and a physical QWERTY keyboard, has officially launched its crowdfunding campaign. The device is being marketed as a modern take on the classic Palm Pilot.

Coverage from outlets including The Verge, Liliputing, It's FOSS, Good e-Reader, Yanko Design, and Hackster.io emphasizes the device's potential as a distraction-free tool and a typewriter-like interface. Reporting confirms that pricing for the unit begins at $185.

Future updates will depend on the progress of the active crowdfunding campaign. Coverage does not yet specify shipping timelines or the full list of technical software capabilities beyond the hardware specifications.

Synthesized by PULSE from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. Updated 43d ago.

Quick answers

What are the primary features of the PocketMage?

The device features an E Ink screen, two displays, and a physical QWERTY keyboard.

How much does the PocketMage cost?

Pricing for the PocketMage starts at $185 through its crowdfunding campaign.

What is the intended use for this device?

Coverage suggests the device is intended as a PDA and typewriter designed to serve as an alternative to smartphones.

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