HP iPAQ Rx5935

Getting lost is my specialist subject. Unless I can be directed via public houses I can get lost as soon as I leave the end of my street. You may laugh but it is a serious concern for me as I panic when going anywhere new in the c ar. The fear of getting lost is overwhelming so paying £250 for the HP iPAQ Rx5935 Travel Companion was a small price to pay for a little bit of reassurance on my travels. The specs for the Rx5935 as outlined within the instruction manual are: -Samsung® SC32442 400 MHz processor -2GB flash ROM / 64MB SDRAM -SiRF Star III GSC3F GPS receiver -SDIO/MMC expansion slot ... more

When I first saw the HP iPAQ rx5935 Travel Companion, I thought it resembled a GPS navigation gadget rather than a Pocket PC. This was due to the landscape orientation of the front panel, which is quite unusual. Only on closer inspection did I realise that the iPAQ actually offers much, much more and that the shiny silver body creates a false impression about the device’s true nature. The unusual aesthetics make the device appear larger than it actually is but with dimensions of 120.5 x 76 x 16.5 millimetres and a weight of 170 grams, the device will fit into any pocket. Controls are located ... more

When I first saw the HP iPAQ rx5935 Travel Companion, I thought it resembled a GPS navigation gadget rather than a Pocket PC. This was due to the landscape orientation of the front panel, which is quite unusual. Only on closer inspection did I realise that the iPAQ actually offers much, much more and that the shiny silver body creates a false impression about the device’s true nature. The unusual aesthetics make the device appear larger than it actually is but with dimensions of 120.5 x 76 x 16.5 millimetres and a weight of 170 grams, the device will fit into any pocket. Controls are located ... more