Which Clie is the smallest?

[Unregistered]

I am not talking about volume here. I am wondering which Clie feels best in your pocket? I have a T615. It feels bulky in my pocket.

[palmstradamus]

I mean, SL 10, 22 and 30 are smallest than T625 (european models)

[Tixx]

Well, volume is directly related to the bulkiness to which you refer, so here are the numbers. FYI - Bulk is a synonym for volume.

T615 2.80x.50x4.60=6.44

SJ22 2.88x.69x4.13=8.207
NX 2.88x.94x5.50=14.89
TG50 2.88x.50x5.00=7.20
SJ33 2.88x.88x4.25=10.77
NZ 3.00x.91x5.63=15.37

To ignore this is to basically ignore your problem. Other than the volume, trying each of them in your pocket is the only way.

[xlr8]

I think its the T415C, its b&w but its 9.9mm thick

[LanMan]

The T415 is the thinnest Palm PDA ever made. Feels great in my pocket. I just wish that it had more RAM, 66Mhz, color, and played MP3's. Maybe I should get a T665. :)

[<lie<onvert]

Let's not forget the S320; 7.1 cm X 11.5 cm X 1.5 cm, still a personal favorite.

[nz007]

:D the NZ90 :D

[GodSpeed]

Originally posted by nz007
:D the NZ90 :D

That made my day, thanks... hahahaha what a brick :)

[TechnoCat]

Of the current Clie's, it depends on which pocket. For example, compare the Clie TG50 to the (non-Sony non-Clie) Tungten T: both calculate to 7.2 cu.in. volume, but the Tungten T is short-and-squat, the TG50 is long-and-lean. The Tungsten T works much better in a jacket slash-pocket (where your hands go) or in the front pocket of pants; the TG50 works much better in a shirt pocket or inner coat pocket (i.e. up at chest level.)

(And I've learned, by going through about five DataStor 8000Cs in the mid-'80s, to pretty much avoid putting a PDA in a back pocket! ;) )

[Tixx]

Originally posted by TechnoCat


(And I've learned, by going through about five DataStor 8000Cs in the mid-'80s, to pretty much avoid putting a PDA in a back pocket! ;) )

So where do you put it:eek: Don't tell us, this is a family forum:)