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IPAQ 214 - Good product let down by poor reliability Advantages: Ease of use Disadvantages: Reliability and customer service ...the base of the IPAQ. HP "service" say I have made a mistake and want to charge me over £100 to repair the unit. They are not listening to customers who know there is a genuine issue with the equipment. A pity because in all other respects, the IPAQ fully satisfied my requirements, was easy to set up and use and promised to be a useful piece of equipment. I can still use it but only with the USB charging facility which is very slow and requires computer ... lpman 18.04.2009 · Read Full Review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of HP iPAQ 214 Enterprise Handheld	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
Cool kit but be careful of the common problems Advantages: Versatality, VFM and free software availiable for Palm OS Disadvantages: Known issues and glitches ...to be converted for the palm screen but when converted properly (try VemoDe, totally free palm video convertor) they play very well. -The on screen keyboard shortcut doesn't work after a while meaning you have to use the character recognition, which thankfully works quite well! But on the plus side, there are tonnes of free programs and games availiable for it, an excellent mp3 player which can play for a very long time before the battery runs ... G_model101 16.01.2009 · Read Full Review Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of Palm Tungsten E2	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
HP iPAQ 114 - A fine 'basic' PDA Advantages: Value for money, fast processor, stylus Disadvantages: Weight (too light!), lots of pressure needed to use touch screen HP iPaq 114 Classic Background HP's iPAQ 114 Classic is amongst one of the newest models released by HP in its completely overhauled range. This new series of PDAs consists of; the 100 & 200 series which are basic PDAs running on Windows Mobile 6.0, the 300 series (which has built in GPS) and the 600 & 900 series which have built in cellular phones and GPS system. I am reviewing a model which sits in the 100 series. What's in the box The list ... ...etc Overview The HP iPAQ 114 has had a bit of a face lift when comparing it with older revisions of the iPAQ family however it still manages to keep the well known shape and layout common to most iPAQs past and present. The brushed metal effect with chrome buttons is pleasing to the eye yet it doesn't look too cheap and tacky. Notable specifications for the HP iPAQ 114 are as follows; - Windows Mobile 6 Classic operating system - Marvell 624Mhz ... apestyler 02.02.2008 · Read Full Review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of HP iPAQ 114 Classic Handheld	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
Loox no further for a PDA Advantages: Small, lightweight, easy use Disadvantages: Slow GPS, No navigation software I had been looking for a small, powerful PDA for a while and managed to narrow my searches down to a short list of just two. I had a few specific requirements in mind such as a good, clear screen, GPS, a fast processor and sufficient memory. So in the end it was a toss up between the Acer N311 and the Pocket Loox N560… The two aforementioned PDAs were very similar in specification, but the N560 just shaded it on memory and power, which was what ... ...it has not disappointed. The screen is a bright and clear 3.5" touch sensitive screen (as you would expect with a PDA), and is very responsive and accurate when you are using the stylus. I would recommend getting some screen protectors as it can get dirty and greasy very easily (I would point at this point though, getting hold of these kinds of accessories has proven a little difficult as most major and well known suppliers don't seem to stock products ... JamesLockett 20.02.2007 · Read Full Review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Fujitsu Pocket LOOX N560	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money
Palm Zire - the basics of handheld computing Advantages: easy to use, lots of programs, everything you need is supplied with the unit Disadvantages: no backlight, only 2MB of memory I've had my Palm Zire for around about two years now and it was great value for money when I got it (£20 in the bargain basement section of Woolworths) and I have used it on and off every day since. The software that comes pre installed is quite useful and it is very easy to find additional software on the internet. The unit itself ships with a CD containing the Palm Desktop software for synchronising the Zire with the computer, which means that ... ...Palm handheld and the information that was on your zire can be copied to that very easily. The unit also contains a usb cable and a protective screen. The zire is very small and will fit into most pockets without leaving a massive bulge. The internal memory isn't very good (2MB) and the screen is not backlit, but if you only want something to save phone details and your appointments on, the Zire can more than cope with those tasks. The range of ... XaanderLe 30.10.2008 · Read Full Review Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Palm Zire - Palm OS 4.1 - MC68EZ328 16 MHz - RAM: 2 MB ( 160 x 160 ) - IrDA	Look & Feel Memory / capacity Comfort & Portability Ease of use Value For Money