Palmtop
noun
A small, portable computer that is operated with one hand and typically features a touchscreen.
I took my palmtop to the conference to keep track of my schedule.

Often appears as...
- personal organizer
- handheld device
Usage tips
Neutral
General
noun
A small, portable computer that is operated with one hand and typically features a touchscreen.
I took my palmtop to the conference to keep track of my schedule.

Often appears as...
- personal organizer
- handheld device
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Definition 1 of 1

Context
'Palmtop' is often used in technological contexts.
Many people prefer to use palmtops for their portability over larger laptops.
Formality
The term is generally formal as it relates to technology.
In casual settings, people might just refer to it as a gadget.
Cultural Relevance
In tech discussions, 'palmtop' may evoke nostalgia for early computing devices.
You may find older generations familiar with the term, but younger users may prefer newer alternatives.
Context
'Palmtop' is often used in technological contexts.
Many people prefer to use palmtops for their portability over larger laptops.
Formality
The term is generally formal as it relates to technology.
In casual settings, people might just refer to it as a gadget.
Cultural Relevance
In tech discussions, 'palmtop' may evoke nostalgia for early computing devices.
You may find older generations familiar with the term, but younger users may prefer newer alternatives.
Context
'Palmtop' is often used in technological contexts.
Many people prefer to use palmtops for their portability over larger laptops.
Formality
The term is generally formal as it relates to technology.
In casual settings, people might just refer to it as a gadget.
Cultural Relevance
In tech discussions, 'palmtop' may evoke nostalgia for early computing devices.
You may find older generations familiar with the term, but younger users may prefer newer alternatives.
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