Wednesday, January 5, 2005
PDA Buyer's Guide Reviews HP's iPAQ hx2750
Posted by Janak Parekh in "ARTICLE" @ 08:00 PM
"I'm getting tired of liking iPAQ Pocket PCs. This is an old problem of mine, dating back to the first revolutionary Pocket PC, the iPAQ 3600. The trouble is, they generally turn out some of the best Pocket PCs on the market; and the end result is that the name iPAQ has become synonymous with Pocket PC in many consumers' minds. Not that we've loved every iPAQ off the line, the rz1715 was, for the price, lacking even for an entry level model. But overall they've done a great job with the iPAQ hx4700 VGA model and the hx2750 being two stunning hits among high end models released in the past few months. The hx2750 is simply a great Pocket PC, as it should be for the hefty $549 US price tag. In fact, it beat out the previous champ, the Dell Axim X30 624MHz model in our benchmarks and is the fastest Pocket PC to date. Not only that, it has an exceptional display that's noticeably better than those found on most other Pocket PCs."
If you don't need a VGA screen Pocket PC, this unit looks to be the one to get -- fast processor, lots of RAM and ROM, biometrics, and an amazing QVGA display. Plus an over-the-top flip cover! Come on, HP, I'm waiting for the "7450", which would be the sum of the 2750 and the 4700. :P
If you don't need a VGA screen Pocket PC, this unit looks to be the one to get -- fast processor, lots of RAM and ROM, biometrics, and an amazing QVGA display. Plus an over-the-top flip cover! Come on, HP, I'm waiting for the "7450", which would be the sum of the 2750 and the 4700. :P
