HP iPAQ 100 Series Classic Handheld (110,111,112,114,116) Reviews

HP hasn't updated the design terribly much, giving the iPAQ 110 Classic a look that would have been right at home in 1999. It measure 2.7- by 0.5- by 4.6-inches and weighs 3.9 ounces, which makes it thinner and lighter than anything comparable at the ...

HP apparently sees some life left in the PDA market ,and we hope it's right. Smartphones are getting smarter, but they're still not a substitute for a good PDA

Over a year ago when "PDA" was becoming a dirty word and "mobile phone" a buzzword, we asked the executives at HP's handheld division if we'd see more iPAQs. The answer was "we will build them if our customers still want them". Fast forward to the ...

Fast! The sleek and slim form will attract fashion-conscious users. Strong WLAN performance might give notebooks run for their money. Video playback is great and gaming is a joy on the iPAQ.

Built-in speaker is a disappointment. Battery life isn't stellar and we wish the iPAQ had 128 megs of RAM.

You get a lot of features for the price. The iPAQ has the fastest processor currently available on a PDA, a large and excellent display, integrated WiFi and Bluetooth, and a software bundle that covers Office Mobile, email, music and video playback, ...

Sleek design ; Snappy performance ; Adequate hardware and software package ; Very affordable

Buggy ; Weak hardware buttons ; QVGA screen ; Poor video quality

Even with all its cons, the iPAQ fits easily in my back pocket and gives me enough power to toy with it without being interrupted by an incoming call or a text message. I guess it's just a matter of taste; but in my opinion, even though I'd definitely ...