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Windows Mobile 2003 SE - Bulverde 624 MHz - RAM: 64 MB - ROM: 128 MB 4" TFT ( 480 x 640 ) - IrDA, Bluetooth, 802.11b More product details

447 reviews
November, 2009
Zippy 624MHz processor ; 4-inch VGA screen ; runs Windows Mobile 2003 SE ; integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ; user-replaceable battery
Bulky ; touchpad is unintuitive and isn't always responsive ; subpar video performance
The hx4700 offers powerful features and solid performance for on-the-go professionals--just be prepared to pay a hefty price.
Overall, the HP iPaq hx4700 was a solid performer, but we expected more from this Pocket PC. Producing business-oriented handhelds isn't anything new for HP, but with the release of its latest corporate-centric iPaq, the hx4700 (also sold as the...
If you need a versatile and reliable, go-everywhere business tool, check out the HP iPAQ hx4705. Notice its beautiful 4" high-resolution display. You also get feature-rich applications,...
Easy navigation ; integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ; lots of storage space
Slow hard drive performance ; dim screen ; old operating system
The hx4705 is the first iPAQ ever to include a VGA display. It also has multiple kinds of wireless networking and dual memory card slots. As mentioned earlier, this handheld has a 640-by-480-pixe...
HP's iPAQ hx4700 is a tiny PC with top-of-the-line features: a 4" VGA display, integrated touchpad and WLAN/PAN functions. Can HP's luxury PDA make a place for itself against the competition, despite its high price?
HP's iPAQ hx4700 is certainly not a bargain. Customers are asked to cough up a whole US$650 for the unit, which may be a little too much for the average Joe
The iPaq hx4700 is big, costly, and packed with innovation.
Excellent battery life Large VGA-resolution display• Portrait or landscape viewing• Removable battery
A little too big for some pockets Expensive
One of the most innovative features of this PDA is the touchpad, which replaces a traditional navigational D-pad and can function either like a traditional four-way rocker pad or like a laptop touchpad. The hx4700 comes with a desktop docking...
Brighthand takes a look at the iPAQ hx4700, HP's high-end Pocket PC with a 4-inch VGA display, a speedy 624MHz Intel XScale CPU, WiFi, Bluetooth, SD and CompactFlash card slots, 64MB RAM, and 128MB ROM, available for a whopping $650 (one of the ...
Tough magnesium casing, Excellent battery life, Big screen
Touchpad system unreliable and uncomfortable, More expensive than competitors, Antiquated graphics processor, Comparatively large
The IPaq Hx4700 series of Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PCs sport a touchpad in place of the navigation button that most IPaqs have. ...
Trapezoidal in shape, the touchpad on the Hx4705 occupies the central inch or so at the bottom of this charcoal-gray-and-black PDA. If you press these icons, you feel a button click beneath the surface: These are the Hx4705's version of the...
Sliding in at the very top of the Pocket PC high-end range, HP's new iPAQ hx4700 boasts a glorious 4" screen and WM2K3 Second Edition: Jørgen Sundgot gets up close and personal.
Massive screen ; immensely powerful ; superb connectivity
Oversized ; a tad short on RAM ; untapped display potential for multimedia
This Pocket PC sports a touchpad, but using it isn't exactly intuitive.
Fast, capable PDA with many outstanding features is undercut by a frustrating touchpad control
The IPaq Hx4700 series of Windows Mobile 2003-based Pocket PCs sport a touchpad in place of the navigation button that most IPaqs have. Trapezoidal in shape, the touchpad on the Hx4705 occupies the central inch or so at the bottom of this...
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