Overview

The English PC110 community has been steadily growing over the past year. It is just about to hit a critical mass as more and more people find out about this fantastic piece of hardware. Even though the PC110 and its' cousin, the Libretto, are shunned in the west when Palmtops are reviewed, more and more people are trying to find information. This section of my site is dedicated to those expanding the PC110 community. I will list anybody here who decides to contact me. I will list web sites and e-mails. I would especially welcome contacts from the Japanese PC110 community, as to date we share little information.

The Shodouka icon means that even though the site is in Japanese, it will display correctly (using the Shodouka service)

Links to those with PC110 related information

	Julie Strietelmeier	Julie is the administrator for the PC110 listserver. To join, follow this link : http://mail.webstream.net:8181/guest/RemoteListSummary/PC110_Discussion
	Daniel Basterfield	Dan's site is still under construction, but aims to cover the installation of Windows 3.1, 95, and NT, as well as OS/2, onto the PC110. Also contains some usage tips and details of overclocking to 40MHz.
	Claude Landry	Quick read FAQ about the PC110.
	Marko Schuste	Comprehensive FAQ (Version 1.21) about the PC110. This is simply a straight text file, but is essential reading (click here for extract contained on this site).
	Little Travel Guy	Humerous interlude. Little Travel Guy went on holiday and took his PC110 with him.
	Amanda Walker	Site containing information on how to configure the PC110 for English operation (click here for similar information contained on this site) and how to install Window 95. Other interesting information includes photographs and a PDF illustration showing the actual size of the PC110.
	Chuck	Travel to "Chuck Land". Where he bought his PC110 and some general information. Also some information on the Quick Cam.
	Alan's PC110 Page	This site mainly revolves around the use of Linux on the PC110. There are some excellent programs for Linus which will hopefully be converted to DOS.
	Neil Franklin's Palmtop Auswahl	German Palmtop Page covering the PC110 and Libretto. You can find a synopsis of palmtop discussions (mixed in English and German)
	Eiji Kako	The only web site for programming for the PC110. Unfortunately, my Japanese isn't too hot and the promised English version is not there yet. Could be interesting soon, probably is interesting if you can handle Japanese.
	Hermit	This site is in Japanese. It contains a mini-FAQ and stuff that does look interesting, if only I could read Japanese.
	Ozaki	Web site in Japanese, with information on various IBM products and the HP 200LX. The PC110 section contains some good photographs, giving you a sense of size and showing you exactly what the inside of a PC110 looks like.
	Kenji Kamio	Web site in Japanese. I have absolutely no idea what is written on the site.
	Yongguang Zhang's PC110 Page	English site describing the PC110 running Linux.
	Robb Woldman	Robb supplied me with a lot of information about how to configure the PC110 to run in 256 colours under Windows 95.
	Valtan's Home Page	This is a new site which is quite sparse but has the best collection of PC110 links on the web. You navigate around the site using a PersonaWare type interface.