Hewlett Packard iPAQ h1940 Pocket PC

Pros: Small, light, beautiful, connected (almost)

Cons: No keyboard or WiFi (yet), no case or cradle in the box

The Bottom Line: Unless you use very processor-intensive apps on your PDA, this is simply the best combination of features, performance and size. The price is just icing on the cake.

Review: A few hours ago I owned, and wrote a review on the iPAQ H1910 PDA, on this unit is based. In that r ...

Pros: Stylish, functional, affordable

Cons: slower processor for a $300 offering, need more bundled wares.

The Bottom Line: It builds on the success of the original H1910. If lack of Wifi was the only deciding factor from before, you now have no more excuses.

Review: The IPAQ 1940 is HP’s replacement for the popular H1910. The H1910 model was successful for two main ...

Pros: Size, power, excellent display

Cons: Looking slightly long in the tooth two years on

The Bottom Line: Superb display - great design and reliable.

Review: I've been using the iPAQ H1940 for about two years now and feel well qualified to comment on the device. The first comment to make about this iPAQ is that this is the first handheld that I have used for two years without feeling an overwhelming urge ...

Pros: Thin, light, good battery life

Cons: No case, limited to SD card expansion, extremely thin stylus

The Bottom Line: Very cool device, plays video, shows pics, small and light

Review: So far, I've loved this 1940 much more than my humungous old 3650. The battery life is great, the c ...

Pros: Sleek, futuristic design. Nice screen. Future expandability and built-in wireless! Cool!

Cons: Limited software package. Not as many available apps as PalmOS. HP documentation not very thorough.

Review: I was always kind of envious of my wife and her antiquated-but-useful Handspring Visor, but never broke down and bought a PDA for myself. I'm glad I waited as long as I did because this PDA has tons of features for the money. The unit feels sleek and ...

Pros: Great battery life, sleek look, great sound, Bluetooth!

Cons: Not enough accessories yet, nor screen protectors. I ended up cutting one to fit.

Review: As a first time PDA owner, I opted for Windows, hearing horror stories of the PALM PDA's. Surprised at how good the PDA looks overall, it performs just as well. With a beautiful crisp picture, and amazingly decent sound from a practically invisible ...

Pros: Thin, fast, nice screen, better software than Palm

Cons: Screen scratches too easily when writing. Battery life poor esp with Bluetooth on.

Review: I moved from a Palm to a Pocket PC 9 months ago. This one has got a great screen and is THIN. The graffiti writing is better (even compared with the tungsten) Bluetooth works nicely with my cellphone (for text messaging). Got a 256 memory card for ...

Pros: Great display when it worked

Cons: Expect screen to throw the liquids one day!

Review: I bought the IPAQ 1940 Pocket PC a couple of years back and I had no problems with it and loved it for its display and form factor. But after 18 months, the screen developed a big internal crack for no reason. Cost to replace that at HP is $200. I read ...

Pros: small size compared to other Ipaq's, very flexible can do many things , good price

Cons: battery life is ok, no much memory included

Review: I have owned about 4 Ipaq's and Palm's before i got my hands on this one. I have bought it about 2 years ago as a present for my self. It has basically changed my life. The unit is extremly small compared to other Ipaq's out there and the ...

Pros: great software, small, removable battery, nice multimedia features.

Cons: 3.5 hours battery life, no case, 64 megs is really 30 megs of storage

The Bottom Line: great toy, bad everyday pda

Review: being an avid palm powered user since 1996 made me curious to try out hp's "ipaq 1940", and boy it was interesting. When you think about the word "pocket pc" you assume this means small pc. And yes, this is what you get. The Big pc has a desktop, ...