Yeah, groovy!
I think it is a joke too. First Amstrad is dead as a stone for a while. Then a Z80 would definitively be a bad choice for a PDA. Limited to very low frequencies, adressing very few RAM (64Kb). Plus I never heard about a CarrierChip embeding a Z80 plus a screen controler...
What would be possible is a kind of very small device, as a watch-PDA. But sony tried that already with the Pocket Station, featuring a 32x32 monochromes pixels display a sound buzzer and 6 buttons. It was running a ARM cpu and was a commercial failure.
Too bad, I would love to program my watch.