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HP iPAQ 200 Series
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Designed for business users who don't require phone functionality, its large 4-inch VGA touch screen lends itself to enterprise applications and third-party vertical solutions. Scanners and bar code readers can easily be attached for field forces needing to take orders. It has integrated WiFi and Bluetooth support, and can be used as a VoIP handset.
Buying choices:
- HP IPAQ 200 SERIES DESKTOP CRADLE | $64.43
- HP IPAQ 210 BELT CASE | $41.90
- HEWLETT-PACKARD IPAQ 210 BELT CASE (FB014AA) | $28.95
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Shashi
11/06/2008, 12:33 PM
rating
9/10
Excellent PDA, (being my first) superb for reading notes, viewing slides, great to have a replaceable battery.Great for study.Great to see HP releasing a tool rather than a multi-media toy
Just want insert an Enfora GSM card to change this to usable mobile phone.
Pros: Great sets of functions, decent speed and re-mappable keys. No silly camera.
Cons: no scroll wheel on the side,
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CaptainLovePoem
10/06/2008, 04:56 PM
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10/10
Upgraded from a well-used and well-loved 2790, but the hi-res screen of the 200 makes it more useable and enjoyable.
A terrific device.
Pros: Beautiful screen, quick processor, hand-writing recognition seems improved, good solid feel. Great for ebooks, movies, note-taking etc etc.
Cons: Speaker volume a bit soft
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prntc
25/01/2008, 12:31 PM
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7/10
About time, too! Pity HP haven't actually changed much over the hx4700, but it's still the best for my application.
Pros: Superb for portable medical reference, note-taking, and Wi-fi
Beautiful screen
Expect good battery life with 2200 mAh
Doesn't include unnecessary items (phone, GPS)
Cons: How's it an advance on the hx4700?
Far too little inbuilt memory - will probably struggle, like the hx4700, with medical programs and pdfs
Given its old tech, could be cheaper
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Daniel
09/10/2007, 01:07 PM
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10/10
finally. after the hp ipaq hx4700 was discontinued i have been waiting for hp to release a similar and powerful device to replace it. who thought it would take this long?
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