PDAs > Hewlett Packard PDAs

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 ... Read review

Advantages: Size, Functions, Comfort (both viewing and using)
Disadvantages: Its nothing New its just really good at what it is

Loving the 214, simple interface, elegant and its a really nice size, i dont need a phone or a camra i have one allready. I want a PDA with a large clear screen, wirless and bluetooth, and have expandable memory. Simple answer its ticks all the boxes. Ok maby it would be nice to have a manual in the box with more indepth infomation. but thats no technically a fault with the Item. I think my only main fault with the item is the lack of more programable ...
...make up for this) software wise its nice to have a devise with PDF viewer installed allready and fully surpoted DVD and video converting software availble for a nice price (save trying for find 3rd party stuff) The size of the devise is its main pluss viewing any form of media or text is at a comfortable size, typing is easy (no need to play find the correct pixel for the correct letter). and it fits nicly into hte palm, granted anyone with smallhands ... Read review

Advantages: Reliable,Easy to use and great range of features
Disadvantages: none for me

...and highly respected manufacturer like HP you can be assured that you will get a reliable product packed with features. The Product. The ipaq 2210 belongs to the family of PDA's (Personal Digital Assistants)and will allow you to access email, run office applications, connect to other devices via Bluetooth or infrared and run software designed to be run on the windows mobile platform. This is a must have gadget for all the gadget lovers and professionals ...
...you are. The Features. This product uses the Microsoft windows mobile operating system which mirrors the same operating system you will find on your laptop or home PC.This will allow for ease of use as most of us will be familiar with the layout and navigation is simple to master. You are supplied with pocket versions of Microsoft office applications like Pocket Outlook(email management software),Pocket excel(spreadsheet software) and pocket PowerPoint(presentation ... Read review

Advantages: Full and Complete Feature
Disadvantages: Small keypad and display

...symbian smartphone S60 also this Nokia N82 can adopted Nokia N-Gage game application this make you must change and forget your old phone with this Nokia N82. This all feature so comparable with the price. 3G with HSDPA make simply and fast to explore or browsing the internet also transferring data. GPS receiver make you can't lost in the city but first you must install or download the maps and if you feel so bored you can play the Nokia N-Gage game ... Read review

Advantages: Large touch screen, nice quality appearance
Disadvantages: No office applications, no built-in cellphone

The Nokia N810 is an ultra portable, highly attractive executive toy. I think that sums it up quite well because I'm not entirely sure which niche market it has its sights on. Maybe I'm old school (or skool), but when I think of Nokia I think of great phones, easy texting and possibly even a half-decent camera. So this device confuses me because I keep asking myself... what's it for exactly? The problem is that it doesn't have a cell phone built-in. ...
...its time; almost as if Nokia were punishing us for not using an expensive mobile phone tariff to connect. Also strange is the absense of any office productivity applications. Adobe's PDF reader is about all you get pre-installed. Sliding the keypad shut brings up an on-screen keyboard jobby when you need to enter text which also has words provided by predictive text. You can use the list button (left of the space bar) to switch to handwriting recognition ... Read review