HP iPAQ Pocket PC H1910

...specific PDA. Simply log onto HP buy some points, use them points for software then download them easily using the HP downloader. To install software on the Ipaq is effortless, The program you want to install will be on your main computer, install it as if you were installing it for your desktop/laptop PC and your computer will do the rest provided your H1910 is connect via the data cable. I havent had any problems with this as yet, it's easy to ...

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Hello there and this is my second review The PDA comes in a box with a PC USB lead a Software CD containig the Operating System some softwares and the OS serial a charger an adaptor for the charger all the manuals a battery and a pair of 2.5mm jack heraphones. when the battery is inserted for the first time the handhel prompts you for a quck setup e.g. calibration user greeting, the menu is pretty easy to use if you know how to operate windows, ...
...the handheld appart from pocket work and pocket excell, one of the first thing i notice is that media player is missing and that if you want it you have to install it from a file which can be found on the cd given with the handheld, a second thing that i noticed is that there isnt much user memory set on the uniy as it can be changed in the control panel by sliding the pen from Program (which is your actual ram to load programs) to Storage (which ...

GingerEmS 16.03.2004 · Read full review
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...> Computers > PDAs > HP IPAQ Pocket PC H1910 - I ask you - does it take so much to read what section its in? I ask you? 2. It infareds to my mobile phone and computer, what else did you expect it to infared to - something without an infared port??? 3. What kind of things can you put on it... It's a computer, think about it!!!! Photo's, software, Films, Music - what else do you do with your computer? 4. Batteries? Depends how much you use it... ...
...chronic, updating a calendar entry won't - for the official specs check out HP's website - that's not what I'm here for! 5. Getting DVDs onto it? That's an illegal operation thank you very much and if I told you I'd have to arrange to have you knee-capped! 6. How is it Powered? Doh! Batteries - but I think we've already covered that, or mains! Now there's a surprise! I did ask for the gerbil version but the RSPCA have clamped down on them! 7. ...

Hippychick54 29.12.2004 · Read full review
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...I shopped around and the HP IPAQ Pocket PC 1910 seemed a compact, reasonably priced PDA that would give me what I wanted. The item itself comes with a removeable / re-chargeable battery, USB synchronisation Cable (this bit makes it all easy for me!), AC adapter, stereo earpiece, charger adapter (connected to the AC Adapter). A CD is provided that contains various software applications such Outlook and ActiveSynch. The PDA has Pocket Word and Pocket ...
...are several nice features such as the record button - handy for quicki verbal notes, and the 2.5mm audio jack / earpiece allows the PDA to be used for playing music files (separate software required). Programmes such as Pocket Word and Pocket Excel I have found not to be very practical to use with the small screen size, but the "notepad facility that allows to write freehand on the screen using a sylus is very handy for writing notes. What did ...

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...all i need is my HP IPAQ Pocket PC H1910 Not only does it let me attend meetings almost clutter free but it also tells me when and where i need to be. The battery gives me a good 18 to 24 hours of use though not sustained. I use my device to store Excel & word files, i use it to catch up on my e-mails, through the hot sync capacity, i even use it to download newspapers from the internet so i can keep abreast of what is happening in the world. It ...
...book. The possibilities for this little machine are endless, withe detachable memory cards you can change its use from transporting large excel workbooks, to your favourite music, even play a game of solitaire. So if you are looking for a PDA to make your life a little easier then this is the one for you. Fast-reliable-flexible and looks cool you will certianly look the part using this beutiful piece of kit. ...

lauder1972 28.07.2004 · Read full review
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It was not the intention to arrive home as the new owner of a Pocket PC, however on the day it was purchased my funds could not quite stretch to a laptop and i needed something a little more sophisticated than a databank to organise my hectic business life. After considering all of the options and financial situation, I plumped for the attractive little iPAQ 1940. First impressions were excellent. I was able to try out a number of features inside ...
...was quick, easy to access and seemed relatively reliable. It was my first expreience of Windows for Pocket PC and users used to the friendly interface of Windows 98 and beyond will be instantly at home with the Pocket PC. Controlling the iPAQ is via a very small stylus which if placed anywhere other than its holder (built inside the top of the iPAQ) is extremely easy to lose! Mastering the use of the stylus was tricky, but after a few practice attempts ...

son_of_a_teacher_man 01.03.2004 (08.03.2004) · Read full review
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Excellent portable computer from a reliable product maker, HP. Excellent features and simple windows format will make it easy for anyone to use. It is also comes at an affordable price. The features included a vibration alert, touch screen, microhone, 64MB memory, USB connection and infra red capabilities for easy data transfer. You can also get a memory card to increase the memory. It comes with software including Word, Excel and Outlook. If ...

alexjmreynolds 07.08.2004 · Read full review
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This ipaq is great! So long as you dont want to expand beyond its original capabilties. This is a very small unit with a great display. Its only downfall is its expandibility. With no sdio slot and no way of using the famous ipaq expansion sleves there is little to no way of expanding this unit beyond its orginal design. This mean there can be no bluetooth, no wifi and no digital camera attachments. Also dont loose the headphones they give you ...

Massiah 10.11.2003 · Read full review
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My main complaint against the Ipaq is that it has poor battery life (2, 3 hours or so). This I suspect is more of a gripe agaisnt all PDAs however, rather than just this IPAQ. I don't use my Ipaq as much as I should, and I can be forgetful about plugging it in when I do. However it is frustrating that it seems that whenever I want to use it, it's dead. The Ipaq apart from that is pretty awesome. It has a wide variety of things you can do on it, ...
...digital photos saved on your palm. The other great thing I love about the Ipaq is that virtually everything out there runs on it. I download freeware from the internet all the time onto my Ipaq, and it seems that most of the stuff out there is aimed at it. If you are going to get a reasonably priced PDA, I'd definitely recommend this one. Its not got everything, but for the price it is, it has all it should and more. But consider the battery thing ...

Comrade 18.12.2003 · Read full review
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