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HP iPaq hx2110

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With ample memory, Intel's latest processors, and some form of wireless connectivity, the HP iPaq hx2000 series offers a feature-rich and secure PDA for mobile professionals. Executives carrying sensitive information on their handheld will particularly appreciate the hx2750's biometric fingerprint reader for enhanced security.

Specs: OS provided: Microsoft Windows Mobile for Pocket PC 2003 Second Edition; Installed RAM: 64 MB; Processor: Intel 312 MHzXscale See full specs >>

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Reviewed by: Bonnie Cha
Edited by: William O'Neal

Reviewed on 11/29/04 Designed with the business user in mind, the HP iPaq hx2000 series features the tools to get your work done, whether you're on the road, in the office, or at home. While the glitzier hx2750 might get all the glory with its biometric fingerprint reader and zippy 624MHz Intel processor, the midlevel hx2410 has its own stable of tricks. The handheld sports Intel's XScale 520MHz processor, 128MB of total memory (70MB of which are user accessible), Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Meanwhile, for those who don't want all the bells and whistles, may we introduce you to the hx2110? The PDA has an Intel XScale 312MHz processor, 128MB of total memory (70MB of which are user accessible), and Bluetooth, though there's no integrated Wi-Fi on this model. Each version has the latest Windows Mobile OS with the core applications of Word, Excel, Outlook, and Internet Explorer, as well as an array of utilities, such as iPaq Backup and HP Image Zone for viewing images and creating slide shows. The hx2750 costs $549, while the hx2410 is available for $449, and the hx2110 is $379. For more details about the series, check out our review of the hx2750.