MB RAM. ZR-3500, similar to the ZR-3000, with new internal 14.4/9.6 kbit/s modem. ZR-5000/FX, a clam-shell model only sold outside Japan, going on sale in January 1995. ZR-5700 ZR-5800 Having a touch screen and 2 MB of RAM. MI series MI-10DC/10, nicknamed ColorZaurus, was the first model to have a color display. The DC model featured a digital camera and was initially priced 155,000 Yen. The MI-10 was listed as 120,000 Yen. Both models went on sale on June 25, 1996. MI-506DC/506/504, PowerZaurus MI-110M/106M/106, ZaurusPocket MI-610/610DC, PowerZaurus MI-310, ZaurusColorPocket MI-EX1, Zaurus iCRUISE - This was the first PDA with a 640x480 resolution display MI-C1-A/S, PowerZaurus MI-P1-W/A/LA, Zaurus iGeti MI-P2-B, Zaurus iGeti - More internal software, more Flash MI-P10-S, Zaurus iGeti - Larger RAM and Flash than P1/P2 MI-J1, Internet Dictionary Zaurus MI-E1, First vertical display model - mini keyboard MI-L1, Stripped down E1 - lacks display backlight MI-E21, Enhanced version of E1 - double RAM and ROM size MI-E25DC, a MI-E21 with an internal 640 x 480 digital camera Other MI Series related devices BI-L10, Business Zaurus - Mono screen, 4 Mb IRDA, Network Adapter MT-200, Communications pal - Keyboard input, limited I/O MT-300, Communications pal - 4 MB flash, restyled MT-300C, Communications pal - CDMAone version Browser Board, MT-300 with NTT DoCoMo specific software Linux based SL series SL-5000D, a developer edition of the SL-5500, containing 32 MB of RAM. (2001) SL-5500 (Collie), the first new Zaurus to be sold outside Japan, is based on the Intel SA-1110 StrongARM processor running at 206 MHz, has 64 MB of RAM and 16MB Flash, a built-in keyboard, CompactFlash (CF) slot, Secure Digital (SD) slot, and Infrared port. (2002) SL-A300 (Discovery), an ultra-light PDA with no keyboard, sold only in Japan (2003) SL-5600 (Poodle), the successor to the SL-5500, with greater processing capability, increased RAM and an inbuilt speaker and microphone. Based on the Intel XScale 400 MHz processor. However some had a Cache bug on the PXA-250 processor (easily fixed!). Popular ROMs for the SL-5600 include Watapon, Synergy, and OpenZaurus. (2002) SL-B500, name of the SL-5600 in Japan SL-C700 (Corgi), a clam-shell model and the first PDA to use Sharp's "System LCD", sold only in Japan. (2003) SL-C750 (Shepherd), an improved version of the SL-C700 with longer battery life, a faster processor and updated software, sold only in Japan. (2003) SL-C760 (Husky), an improved version of the SL-C700 with double the