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personal organizer
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personal organizer
a pocket-sized electronic device that performs the same functions


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For the businessman or woman, the personal organiser features make life that bit easier - images and graphics are easily sent and received by means of MMS, there is a calendar, a personal organiser and alarm clock with the ability to set a discreet vibration option for urgent incoming calls or messages which is always useful when in meetings.
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Not so long ago, a Filofax was the personal organiser that everyone had to have.
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The Hutton Inquiry into the death of the scientist was shown evidence that his Sharp ZQ770 personal organiser contained two versions of his note of the meeting.
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