My Sharp Zaurus

I own a Sharp Zaurus C3000, the clamshell PDA best known for:

Running Linux (when the Zaurus was first introduced, there were hardly any other Linux-based handhelds.
It's 4 GB hard drive: The C3000 was the first.
Clamshell design, with a VERY good 640x480 display.
Screen that can 'flip over' (not unlike today's Tablet PCs) into landscape mode.
All Zaurii come with a QWERTY keyboard, and the clamshells benefit from having sufficient real-estate to make them quite usable.

Here's a few (outdated) photos.

I run an old version of pdaXrom, and for a while have been switching to and fro from OpenZaurus. I keep going back to pdaXrom simply because I have some software that needs some work before it can run on OZ. I basically run Debian in a chroot; I think I have been using the same image since I bought the Zaurus (I initially ran fbvnc for a while, with the same Debian image I am using now).