iPAQ 211

Pros: The beautiful 4" VGA touch screen is the best!

Cons: No phone for those who want to multitask; for me not a con.

The Bottom Line: Buy it if you are using it for business; everything works as it should.

Review: First off, let me say that I use my handheld EVERY DAY for work.  I am a primary care provider and I have software installed on my handheld to check medications, drug interactions, doses, etc.  This I use with each and every patient I see (so ...

Pros: Great quality screen, long battery life, bluetooth and Wifi built in.

Cons: No cradle included, weak speaker, power button no longer also controls backlight when held.

The Bottom Line: I would highly recommend this Pocket PC especially if you want a high quality screen and long battery life.

Review: For about 5 years I had an HP iPaq hx4700, it died last December the day before I would have needed it the most (as a GPS) in those 5 years, just my luck! I ended up borrowing a GPS for the next day and went without a Pocket PC for about 2 ...

Pros: VGA, speed, WM6 compatibility.

Cons: Input delays, Input delays, . . .I ______nput del_______ays

The Bottom Line: Best of the PDAs - all-around compatible. Easier to exchange data, G-WiFi, and VGA screen.

Review: Two Week review: I had an RX3715 with WinCE 2003 SE (AKA:WinMobile4). My fiance has a VGA 4705 which I upgraded to WinMobile 5. The upgrade had better features, but seemed to slow the faster processor down (as always). After three years on the ...

Pros: Brighter screen, faster processor, convenient buttons

Cons: expensive ($420)

Review: My old Ipaq 4700 broke, so I decided to replace it with Ipaq 211. Was it worth? No. Why: Ipaq 211 is using stronger processor, but I didn't see big difference in speed between 4700 and 211. My impression is that my SD and CF cards are slow, and this is ...