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Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 / SL-5500G / SL-5500S
The most popular Zaurus models in Europe - probably due to the fact that Sharp didn't bring the SL-C series to that market itself.
Models G and S are German / Spanish localized variants.
Technical Specifications
| Linux compatibility |
 delivered standard or optional with Linux
|
| Series | Zaurus SL |
| System type | |
| Architecture | ARM / StrongARM / XScale (generic) |
| CPU | StrongARM SA-1110, 206 MHz |
| System bus | CF Card + SD Card |
| Peripheral bus | |
| Years of production | - 2004 |
Links
Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 / SL-5500G / SL-5500S
- Hentges.net OpenZaurus
- Jacek Pliszka's page about Sharp Zaurus SL-5500
- ottaky.com: Sharp Zaurus SL-5500
- Zaurus Tips & Tricks
Sharp Zaurus SL
- Anton Maslovsky: My Zaurus Page - Home of Cacko, a Qtopia ROM for the Zaurus, and several applications. Has also backports of Opie software to the Sharp ROM.
- Debian on the Sharp Zaurus/SL-5xxx
- Debian Wiki: PocketWorkstation
- Debian Wiki: PocketWorkstationXQT - Full Debian distribution for Zaurus, based on X/Qt
- Hd Luc: my Zaurus SL-C3000 and SL-C3100
- Linux on the Sharp Zaurus SL-5000D/5500G PDA
- My Zaurus - Information on how to connect a Zaurus with Linux systems.
- OpenZaurus - Project homepage with downloads of OpenZaurus / OPIE / GPE to flash the Zaurus.
- Orange GPRS with Zaurus SL-5500/Sony Ericsson T610
- Pocket Workstation - Debian on Handhelds
- SHARP Zaurus SL-5x00- Kritische Anmerkungen - German page.
- Sharp Zaurus SL-C700 Tips/Info
- Sharp Zaurus: OPIE einrichten
- The unofficial Zaurus FAQ
- X/Qt Server Project
- Xtops.DE: SHARP PDAs mit Linux - Xtops.DE ist a German dealer specialized on mobile Linux machine. Beside others, they also import current Zaurus models.
- Zaurus GPRS connection through Sony/Ericsson T616
- Zaurus Software Index
- Zaurus User Group
ARM / StrongARM / XScale
- BlueCat Linux: ARM
- Debian GNU/Linux: ARM
- LiMo Foundation - An industry foundation developing a Linux platform for mobile devices.
Many global players in the mobile business are members of the foundation. - The ARM Linux Project