Hewlett Packard iPAQ h1935 Pocket PC

Pros: Small and light with a great screen.
Cons: Case could be more robust, sync cable and stereo jack.

I own three PIM machines, Handspring visor deluxe, Dell Axim X5 and my most recent purchase the Ipaq 1935. I bought the 1935 to have something more portable than the Dell. I will not bore you with the specs of the unit as you can easily look them up on ...

Pros: Stylish, compact, superb screen, well made, decent SDRAM memory, SDIO card slot.
Cons: Poor stylus. No case. No built in Bluetooth/wi-fi. Only one expansion card slot.

Overview The Ipaq 1935 is a small light PDA with a beautiful screen that can be used amongst other things as an organiser, an MP3 player, a database, a word processor and a note taker. Styling & Design In short, superb. It is not much ...

Pros: Fairly inexpensive, very versatile, lightweight
Cons: Lack of case and cradle, quirky ActiveSync software, only 1 expansion slot

The HP H1935 is the younger sibling to HP's slightly more powerful H1945 handheld computer. The main difference between the two units is that the H1935 uses a 203 MHz processor with no Bluetooth technology while the H1945 is equipped with a 400 MHz ...

Pros: Really small, nice color screen, decent battery life.
Cons: Screen broke after falling 10 inches. HP says that's not covered under warranty.

I've had my iPAQ 1935 for about 2 months now, and I really like it. It's comfortable to hold, lightweight, and easily fits in my pocket. I bought it to replace a broken Handspring Visor Deluxe, and I'm glad I switched from the Palm OS. This iPAQ is ...