Hewlett Packard iPAQ h1910 Pocket PC

Pros: Small, light, gorgeous screen
Cons: No PPC 2003 upgrade, no SDIO, no keyboard, no case, no cradle

Like many other reviewers of this unit, I just switched from a Palm Vx. I think this is because the ...

Pros: Beautiful high-contrast screen, very small and portable, SD expansion slot
Cons: Lack of options, no standard cradle

Having been a previous iPAQ owner (model 3650: see my other review), I was skeptical when I saw that they had released a lower cost PocketPC. Then one day at the local electronics store, a small narrow PDA with a great screen caught my eye. It had the HP...

Pros: Small, light, beautiful screen, delight to use
Cons: Too new (explained below)

I'm a Palm user and always have been (6 years). I've owned the III, V and Vx. I loved my Vx but wanted a new PDA, so I went in the market and tried the Tungsten, Ipaq 5450 and 1910. The nice return policies most vendors give you is perfect for...

Pros: Size, screen, feel, weight, removeable battery
Cons: No cradle, no SDIO (BUT.. please read below), speed

This is a terrific PDA with few flaws.

This screen is absolutely gorgeous. Very clean and very bright, exactly what you would expect with a transflective screen.

The Physical
The contours of this unit make it appear...

Pros: Very small, light, and a great color screen. Easy to use and powerful!
Cons: No cradle, and no screen protector.

I'm not going to list the basic features in this review, I'm going to try to tell you what other people fail to mention.

First, I was a Palm user, not a Pocket PC user. I switched because I wanted something more powerful and a device that was...

Pros: Size, removable battery, screen, price, functionality
Cons: No cover, battery life, lack of pre-installed OS software, no SDIO

Let me start by saying if you NEED SDIO expansion for Mobile Internet, Wi-FI, Bluetooth this is not for you. I personally do not use or need these features, so this unit is perfect for me.

I have been using a variety of Palm OS units for...

Pros: Great screen, lightweight, very useful for MS software users.
Cons: No cradle, no sleeve, install was not smooth.

I got this unit partly based on the reviews I saw here. I was basically looking to have a unit that worked with the software I use on my PC all the time (MS Word, Excel, Money, Media Player, etc.) Please forgive my review for not being technical, I'm not...

Pros: Small Size & Light Weight, Beautiful Screen, Attractive Case, EZ to Operate.
Cons: Built-In Stylus is Tiny, Too Few Programs, Fewer Accessories Readily Available, Lack of Storage Options

As an extremely busy Sr. Pastor in a large Texas Baptist Church, I stay very busy. It is essential ...

Pros: Size, screen, functions, PocketPC2002
Cons: No docking cradle

I've read many of the reviews on this and am surprised at the little things that people dislike. My ...

Pros: Fantastic screen, compact and truly pocketable, reasonable entry price
Cons: No friggin' USB cradle included, non-standard headphone jack

I weighed this closely against the Sony SJ-33 when contemplating my purchase. Being generally anti- ...

Pros: Super-bright screen, diminutive size, replaceable battery, SD memory slot
Cons: No cradle (USB cable only), does not utilize expansion packs, limiting flexibility

The new HP iPaq 1910 is a quantum leap above the previous generation iPaqs in many areas. The first thing you notice is that the new transreflective screen is significantly brighter than that of any previous-generation 3xxx-series iPaq. When I compare it...

Pros: Good looks, Light weight, sensitive screen, removable battery
Cons: Must spend more to get additional gadgets such as charging cradle

After using Apple Newtons for years, I finally switched to a pocket PC. That was only because Apple does not make PDA's any longer (hope they come back).

My initial hesitation made me buy a temporary used PDA for testing purpose, and my...

Pros: Pretty display, nice case, good battery life, very small and well-built.
Cons: Lack of accessories, very wimpy stylus, expensive for a non-wireless capable PDA.

I've been using a Palm IIIe for a couple of years now ($149), and even though it does everything that I need it to do and I have every program that I need, I have nonetheless secretly coveted the PocketPCs, if for no other reason than their color...

Pros: Small size, Best Screen, Best PDA on a market
Cons: Low Speed PDA, SD slot without Input-Output

I bought this unit in staples after all discounts it came for 215$ as i said it it is small (smaller than Palm Vx), the only bad thing i found about this unit is SD flash slot without Input-Output capabilities. Wait until the price will go down to...

Pros: Easy to Carry, Bright Screen, Good MP3 sound!!!
Cons: Slow, Small Memory cache, Expensive Accessories.

Great PDA if you need something to take everywhere, listen to MP3s, play simple "cell phone" games or read a few Ebooks. Other than these basic functions the 1910 doesn't do much else or doesn't do higher PDA functions well; such as running multiple apps...