HP iPaq RX1950 / RX1955 Expert Reviews

HP spruces up its entry-level handheld line with the HP iPaq rx1950 model, a slim and light PDA that doesn't cut corners on performance or battery life, with class-leading results. Armed with the latest Windows Mobile 5 operating system, the rx1950 ...

The HP iPAQ rx1950 Pocket PC with integrated wireless allows you to stay connected to your world. With Microsoft Windows Mobile Version 5.0 software, you will have an integrated Personal...

Built-in Wifi and Bluetooth wireless, integrated camera, solid battery performance

Bundled Intellisync does not work with Outlook 2003, small screen

Small and light Long battery life • Wi-Fi

No Bluetooth Limited memory and performance

HP's iPAQ rx1950 does a reasonably good job of packing Microsoft Office applications into a handheld device equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity. While the Samsung CPU is not exactly high-powered and Windows Mobile 5.0's performance is less than stellar, ...

The HP iPAQ rx1950 manages to do a lot with its limited CPU horsepower and memory. Despite the inevitable limitations inherent in mobile versions of PC Office applications that must adapt to the constraints of lower CPU power and limited memory, the ...

Physically speaking, the rx1955 appears almost identical to its 1900 series predecessors. Often handhelds at this level feature blunt and unimaginative styling, but the rx1955 is svelte and curvy, measuring a mere 4.47 x 2.78 x 0.5 inches and weighing ...

Screen Size (diagonal): 3.5 inches, Flash Memory Type: Secure Digital, Bluetooth: No, Wireless Network: 802.11b, Ty...

Cheapest PDA with Wi-Fi. Slim and lightweight. Good battery life. Good integration with Exchange servers.

Not much memory. No push e-mail upgrade. New Word Mobile is balky.

A good business PDA for PIM and integrating into corporate networks via Wi-Fi.

HP's first Windows Mobile 5.0 introductory level Pocket PC is a winner. It's got good looks, an impossibly thin design, an excellent display and WiFi wireless networking. Gone is last year's harshly angular HP design for consumer-oriented PDAs: with ...

Very slim and light, great looks, good controls and a fantastic color display that's bright and colorful. CPU performance is good and it doesn't leave you waiting to get basic business tasks done. WiFi is easy to use and has excellent range. Battery ...

No software bundle to speak off. $299 isn't a bad price for what you get, but $250 would make it even more tempting to the budget-conscious

If you're looking for an attractive, extremely pocket-able Windows Mobile Pocket PC that won't break the bank, the HP iPAQ rx1950 is a good choice. It looks great, the display is lovely for viewing photos and videos and performance isn't bad. Throw in ...

The Hewlett Packard iPAQ RX1955 Pocket PC lets you enjoy music, videos, and Internet applications on the go. The Samsung SC32442 300MHz processor and the 96MB of built-in memory (including 32MB of SDRAM) give this PDA plenty of speed. It features 802 ...

Performance,easy to use, reliable and more.

Can't think of anything wrong.

Light, thin and ready for just about anything the business world can throw at it, it only falls short with a lack of Bluetooth and low memory

Thin and light ; integrated Wi-Fi ; Windows Mobile 5 ; outstanding battery life

Lacks Bluetooth ; low onboard memory