Palm Pilot was the name given to several early models of
personal digital assistant manufactured by
Palm, Inc. (when it was a subsidiary of
U.S. Robotics or
3Com). More recent models of PDA manufactured by Palm are not named Pilots, but "Palm Pilot" has entered the vernacular as a synonym for PDA, sometimes regardless of whether they are manufactured by Palm or run the
Palm OS.
Palm Pilots run on the popular dragonball processors, a Motorola 68000 derivate. Newer Palm Pilots run on a ARM, a Texas Instruments compatible microprocessor.
See also: Palm OS
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