The Tapwave Zodiac is a mobile entertainment console and personal digital assistant. Tapwave announced the system in May 2003 and began shipping in October of that same year.

After gathering money through a round of venture capital financing, Tapwave started to work on their flagship product, the Zodiac. In May 2003, Tapwave announced the device at E3. The pre …

Tapwave showed the Zodiac to the world in 2003. The handheld resembled a grey jelly bean, which was a fashionable look back then. It was a multi-purpose device, since it could play …

Tapwave was a company based in Mountain View, California. [1] . The Tapwave Zodiac was co-developed by Byron Connel, a former Palm employee. [2] . Tapwave worked with Summit …

Zodiac is a handheld console released in October of 2003 and manufactured by Tapwave with initial price US$299 and 32MB of RAM. Zodiac 2 released along with Zodiac 1 for $399. …

2004年6月24日 · We take a hands-on look at TapWave's game-capable PDA, including images and extensive video footage of the unit in action.

2005年8月1日 · Peter Cohen mourns the passing of the Tapwave Zodiac, a handheld gaming console that ran Palm OS.

If you're in the market for a new Palm and you have a bit of gamer in you, Tapwave is hoping you'll consider its Zodiac entertainment console, a groundbreaking PDA that doubles as a …

2003年10月21日 · The Tapwave Zodiac is, at its core, a Palm OS based handheld. It's fully backward compatible with anything that's run on the Palm platform, but it has a lot of original …

Released in 2003 at a cost of US$399, the Zodiac was the first product to be produced by the Mountain View, California-based company, Tapwave. It is a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) …