Features

• Compatible with most organizers and palmsize PCs, including all PalmPilot models and Garmin iQue
• Made of Ballistic Nylon
• PDA fastens with Velcro patch
• Cash compartment and pockets for credit cards and business cards
• Exterior cell-phone or sunglass pocket

Reviews (1)

Features

• Compatible with PEG-T615C and PEG-T415 models
• Turn your Clie Handheld into an MP3 player
• Play MP3 files stored on Memory Stick media
• Watch video clips with stereo sound with gMovie video player
• Includes headphones

Reviews (4)

Good Product, Bad Company Selling It
This is a great product for people who have Sony Palm Pilots. I currently use it for my SJ 22 and it works well. My only complaint is with Amazon.com. They expected that it would take a maximum of two weeks (it was on back-order) to recieve the package then another five days to ship it. After the two weeks came and went, they sent me an e-mail saying that it would take another 1 1/2 to 2 weeks before they recieved it then four or five days before I actually recieved it. Making it a total of 1 month from the time I ordered it til the time I got it! I cancelled my order with them and purchased it through sonystyle.com (luckily I had a 25% off coupon so it was the same price as Amazon) and got it within 6 days.

Now usable on CLIE SL10!
I bought this must have item for a T625C, I own a CLIE SL10 wich cannot use this item.

Well, I wanted to use the PEGA-SA10 on my CLIE so I put hands on it, after few days I get working the PEGA-SA10 on the SL10 with AudioPlayer 1.0.1, tested also avjmp3 (working perfectly but still alfa), tested AudioPlayer 2.2.x but I got troubles with the vumemeter and background music.

Wat I did basically is to install some libraries from the ROM of the T625C in my SL10.

If you like this item and you have a CLIE SL10 you can download the hack ...

With the hack you can run AudioPlayer but the adapter is needed in order to hear the music.

Hope you enjoy.

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A must-have if you play action-arcade games on your Clie.
Those of you who've played plenty of action/arcade style games on a PDA knows that the PDA buttons simply do not cut it when trying to weave your fighter plane through an onslaught of bullets or trying to make your way through a Super Mario style platformer.What's even worse is that PDA buttons are not built to take the kind of button-abuse that often comes from playing those games and can get worn out fairly quick.

I wanted to play games on my PDA without breaking the buttons so with that in mind, I decided on getting a Clie SJ33 and the GC10.The controller works very well.I've only run across a couple games that does not work well or don't work at all with the game controller and both of them work better (gameplay-wise) with the stylus control.The GC10 is a necessity if you have a Gameboy emulator on your Clie.Overall I'm very happy with my purchase.

The extra battery drain was not as big an issue as reviews from other sights led me to believe.It does drain slightly faster but only very slight and usually when it does drain quickly, it's because you're playing a game that uses a lot of power to begin with (games with lots of action) and because you're using a game controller, you're probably playing it longer too.

The extra strap is almost useless.The instructions say it's to prevent the controller from accidentally falling from PDA but the controller's grip is so good it's much more likely you'll drop the PDA before dropping the controller.The strap is useful for dangling your controller from your belt or backpack so that you can have easy access if you get the urge to play.

I have yet to find a game that supports the X/Y buttons.The instructions says they're "programmable" but I have yet to find a way to get them to work with any game.Not that big a deal since most games don't use that many buttons but it is wasted potential.

The GC10 includes a copy of Columns and some game demos.The Columns gameplay is spot on and gives you something to use the controller with right out of the box.It'll definitely give you the good feeling of using a real game control rather than the cumbersome PDA buttons. :D

Pros: Gamepad button layout, very sturdy, extra buttons for menus and going back to the main PDA screen, hold switch, securely grips your PDA so it's very unlikely to fall off, comes with free game Columns (and it's high-res!).
Cons: Does not work with all games, slightly faster battery drain, cannot charge & use controller at same time, X & Y buttons are useless, does not fit all Clies.

Features

• Mini keyboard makes data entry easier and faster
• Perfect for typing names, addresses, phone numbers, or notes
• Standard QWERTY keyboard layout
• Requires no batteries for extra convenience
• Compatible with PEG-T series, SJ series, and SL10 handhelds

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Features

• Always have a spare stylus on hand
• Stylus fits conveniently in the CLIÉ handheld
• Assortment of three metallic-colored stylus
• Part of a complete line of SonyStyle CLIÉ accessories
• Compatible with CLIÉ PEG-NR, T, SL, and SJ series handhelds

Reviews (5)

what do u expect???
Standard Styli...
the black and purple ones look cool.
White looks staid

They're ok
Buy them just if you need them... I bought them because I lost the one that came with the Clié and since it brings 3 of them... you actually don't need them all.

The colors are not the best thing, I preffered the silver one that came with the Clié, now I use the black one and have the other 2 at home.

Wish you could pick your colors and one was loose
A stylus is a stylus, but it would be nice if you could pick the colors you get.I think they have a silver/white, black/black, and black/blue or something; you either get one of each or a random set, not clear to me.Personally, I have one color I prefer, and wish I could just get 3 of those.

Features

• Lightweight and miniature-size digital still camera
• Capture color images up to 320 x 240 pixels
• Take pictures from various angles with rotating lens
• Compatible with PEG-NR70 , PEG-N760C, PEG-N610C, PEG-T615C, and PEG-T415 models

Reviews (4)

Cool tiny Camera
Awesome tiny camera for Sony Clie. Great features. Excellent image quality. Easy to use. A very nice addition for Sony Clie Handheld/PDA

Cool Sony Camera
Awesome tiny camera for SONY CLIE Handheld/PDA. Great features. Excellent image quality = CyberShot digital camera. A Very Nice addition to SONY CLIE without intergrated digital camera.

Features

• Extends the life of your CLIÉ handheld
• Fully charge a CLIÉ handheld with 4 AA batteries
• A perfect back up when you're traveling
• Use with dry alkaline, Sony NiMH, and NiCd batteries
• Compatible with PEG-NX series, NR series, T series, and SJ series

Reviews (3)

Very Handy
My Clie is indispensible for my work.Sony batteries have been unreliable in the past.This portable charger gives me reassurance that I won't be stuck at work with a low battery.I've used it twice, and it worked flawlessly.I highly recommend this accessory for people have their cradle at home, spend long periods away and heavily use their Clie.

Oh No!! Low on Power!
Sony's T-665C is an awesome PDA! Downside? So many cool things to do with it that you are liable to run low on power away from homebase sooner or later... (usually at the worst possible time!)

With this product this is no longer an issue. AA batteries are available everywhere. I think it is a bit over priced, but the first time it saves your [tail], you won't feel so bad springing for it!

Features

• Check your vehicle manufacturer's manual for specifications prior to initial use of this product
• Charge your CLIE handheld in a car
• Plugs into car's cigarette lighter
• Perfect companion for when you're on the road
• Compatible with PEG-NR70V,PEG-NR70, PEG-T615, and PEG-T415 models

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Features

• Protect your LCD screen from scratches
• Long lasting, reusable, and ultra thin screen protector
• Easy to apply and remove
• Part of a complete line of SonyStyle CLIÉ accessories
• Compatible with CLIÉ T, SJ, and SL series

Reviews (6)

Look elsewhere to protect your screen
First off, I feel screen protectors are a must for PDAs.This screen protector just doesn't do a good job when compared to other alternatives.Does it even protect screens?Sure, but with some faults: 1) Only one protector is included. 2) Too thick.It's not a film like other brands, but a stiff sheet of plastic that feels awkward to write on. 3) It gets scratched! This does not make the protector reuseable.
In the past, I've used the Fellows brand, but opted for this because of the price.Again, it's not worth it.When I'm through with this screen protector because of all the streaks and whirls on it, I'm going back to Fellows.
--Just my observations and humble opinion. : )

Good protection for the screen
It protetcs the screen and hardly affect its visibility. For me, it was a bit difficult to put it properly, I'm not skilled with this kind of stuff though.
It worth, I'm even going to buy another for me.

Dust protector...
The major danger to your screen is not the stylus; the stylus has a rather smooth tip.No, the danger comes from airborne particles that can come to rest on your screen.When the stylus is dragged over a relatively small particle, it acts like a sand-paper wand.Once you have a little scratch on your screen, it becomes a safe haven for more dust.Every time your stylus drags over the little dust repository, it scoops out a grain or two, digging longer and further trenches into your screen.

The sony screen protector may not be the best on the market, but it does fit the screen, and it does the job.

Features

• Compatible with Sony Clie PEG-T, SJ, SL Series
• Keep your data synchronized with your PC
• Charge your CLIÉ handheld at all times
• Ability to charge and sync data simultaneously with a second USB Cradle
• HotSync button on cradle for one-push operation for data synchronization

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Editorial Review

Sony’s PEG-TG50 Clié is a bit of a maverick in terms of its hardware design which incorporates a rather solid flip-up lid which protects the screen and a tiny keyboard.

The PEG-TG50 runs Palm OS version 5, and has Bluetooth built in. The processor is a nice fast 200MHz Intel PXA 250, and 11MB of the 16MB of RAM on board is available. There is a Memory Stick slot if you need more. The screen offers a resolution of 320 x 320 and is square rather than the more usual rectangular shape we’ve seen in other Cliés with a clamshell type design. The keyboard is small so you’ll need to use the stylus or a fingernail to make the most of it, and entering text is pretty slow. Though on the plus side, an orange backlight provides illumination when you press a key, which could come in very handy in dark situations. There is a Graffiti area which is software driven so you can use this for text input instead of the keyboard.

Among the huge amount of software Sony provides pre-installed is a voicenotes tool so you can record memos to yourself, Sony’s own music player which can cope with both MP3 and ATRAC3, and the superb Picsel viewer for looking at documents and images in a range of popular formats such as HTML, PDF, Microsoft Word, and JPG. If you are a user of either Sony’s DSC-FX77 Cybershot or DCR-TRV80 Handycam then you can remotely control these TG50.