Zire 72

A Zire 72s handheld. The screen image is simulated from an actual screenshot from the device.

The Zire 72 is Palm, Inc.'s second Personal Digital Assistant with an integrated digital camera. Introduced in 2004, It is the replacement for the Zire 71, having a 1.2 megapixel camera, 32 MB of memory, built-in Bluetooth wireless communication, video recording and playback capability, a built-in microphone, hi-res hi-color screen, SecureDigital smartcard slot, and a 312 MHz Intel PXA270 processor.

Users have complained about several problems, most notably

Palm, Inc. released a second version of the Zire 72, the Zire 72s, which is silver. This change fixed the problem with the paint. They subsequently released a version of the blue Zire 72, which used a different paint, and does not peel.

As with other Bluetooth enabled devices, turning that connectivity off when not required, extends battery life.

This is the last model in PalmOne's line of multimedia Zire devices, and the last model made with a camera. The Zire 72 has been discontinued and is no longer supported by PalmOne/Palm's successor, Hewlett-Packard.[1]

There have also been many complaints about discolored pixels, such as certain groups of pixels on the screen turning green, red, and blue.

Specifications
Built-In Wireless Bluetooth 1.1 Compliance
Processor Intel PXA270 at 312 MHz with Intel XScale Technology
Memory 32MB RAM (24 MB actual storage capacity)
Battery 950mAh rechargeable Lithium Ion
Operating System Palm OS v5.2.8
Size 4.6h × 2.95w × 0.67t in.
117h × 75w x 17t mm.
Weight 4.8 oz. / 136 grams
Display 320×320 Transflective TFT color touchscreen with 16-Bit (65K) Color
Expansion SD, SDIO and MultiMediaCard support via built-in expansion card slot.
Audio Stereo audio headset compatible via 3.5mm stereo audio jack - headset sold separately
Camera Photo: 1280×960 (maximum resolution), video: 320×240 (maximum resolution)

Notes

  1. ↑ Verified via telephone with the HP's Handheld device Tech Support group on 1 March 2012.

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