Friday, October 7, 2005
MobileTechReview Reviews HP's iPAQ rx1950
Posted by Janak Parekh in "ARTICLE" @ 08:00 AM
"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 the rx1950 they've returned to the more attractive days of old, with a design that harks back to the ever-popular iPAQ 1940. HP learned their lesson with last year's poorly received introductory level rz1715 which was lacking both in looks and features for the price. The rx1950 delivers style and bang for the buck. At $299, currently the lowest price you'll find for any Windows Mobile 5 Pocket PC (Dell's base model is priced the same), the rx1950 makes a good value proposition."
As usual, MobileTechReview has an extensive article on the ups and downs of the rx1950 (and, fortunately, there are very few downs). If you're looking for a WM5 Pocket PC, you may be interested in this article.
As usual, MobileTechReview has an extensive article on the ups and downs of the rx1950 (and, fortunately, there are very few downs). If you're looking for a WM5 Pocket PC, you may be interested in this article.
