Wednesday, July 16, 2003
iPaq 1940 and iPaq 1945 Reviewed at PDABargain
Posted by Jason Dunn in "ARTICLE" @ 05:00 AM
"The iPaq 1940 / iPaq 1945 PDA has been eagerly awaited almost since the release of the HP iPaq 1910 last year due to the fact the 1910 was a great device but had a few key features missing. Consumers wanted an SDIO slot and not just the limited SD slot the 1910 came with. A built in wireless communication standard was viewed as being the add-on that would make a 1910 like device an amazing PDA. The wait is over, the iPaq 1940 and iPaq 1945 are here and covered in this review."
This is a decent review, but it lacks any hard performance and battery metrics. Why would you measure battery life playing MP3s with the screen turned ON? That's not a realistic scenario, so the result is almost meaningless.
I should mention that I have a 1940 now, but finding the time to review it is quite another matter. Ditto for the 5550. I'll try to do some basic performance metrics with Spb Benchmark so you can see how they stack up against each other.
This is a decent review, but it lacks any hard performance and battery metrics. Why would you measure battery life playing MP3s with the screen turned ON? That's not a realistic scenario, so the result is almost meaningless.
I should mention that I have a 1940 now, but finding the time to review it is quite another matter. Ditto for the 5550. I'll try to do some basic performance metrics with Spb Benchmark so you can see how they stack up against each other.
