1A loose-leaf notebook consisting of separate sections including a calendar and pages for recording addresses and telephone numbers.

1. 1.1 A handheld computer having the function of a personal organizer.
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   • However, we don't regard personal organisers as a threat to laptops, but rather to mobile phones.
   • I'm sorting out the mess of information on my PC, my personal organiser, my two laptops and my mobile phone.
   • Even if we live long enough to get through the 1,500 tasks stored in our personal organizer, the likelihood is that 1,495 of these were not worth doing anyway.
   • The device is a telephone, answerphone, fax, personal organiser and monitor, with email facilities, all rolled into one.
   • Teenagers can pick a record bag, alarm clock or electronic personal organiser.
   • I don't suppose you'd have anything such as a personal organiser would you - the electronic sort I mean.
   • The 9300 comes with advanced personal organiser features, as well as support for RIM's wireless email software.
   • It allows things like laptops and personal organisers to connect to the internet at broadband speeds within a confined area such as a hotel, cafe or airport.
   • Wireless devices have evolved from personal organizers and schedulers into powerful computing tools worthy of enterprise-class applications.
   • We vote, don't mind paying school teachers what they are worth and often get along nicely without a personal organizer.
   • It plays MP3 music files, is a personal organiser and, oh yes, is a phone, too.
   • Pocketsize and weighing from 4 to 9 ounces, they are personal organizers with an address book, a date book, a to-do list, a memo pad, and a calculator.
   • Reading devices sometimes double as personal organizers and have multiple functions, such as sound and e-mail capability.
   • The idea is that they're like some sort of next-generation supersize personal organiser, except they have the power and possibilities of a laptop, including the software.
   • It will also display the latest color screen smart phones that double as digital personal organizers.
   • The company also allowed him to keep his mobile phone, laptop computer, personal organiser and printer.
   • But the Wrist PDA was the first to cram a fully functioning Palm OS-based personal organiser into a case you can wear rather than carry.
   • Forensic experts from the unit can carry out forensic examination of computers, mobile phones and other digital equipment, such as cameras and personal organisers.
   • Still, the concept of the electronic book has been slow to catch on with consumers who have already embraced personal organizers, such as the ubiquitous Palm Pilot.