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4.5 stars
"Stunning workhorse with great security features"
Pros: memory, processor speed, security, functionality, battery life, wireless 802.11/bluetoth
Cons: protective shield smudges fingerprints easily, but other than that nothing so far...
Summary: I've had my ipaq for a little over a week now, and am simply amazed. Yes, I admit this is my first real PDA (and what a PDA at that), but after reading countless reviews and forums before I made the purchase, I can safely say that I'm highly satisfied.
The 2750 sports the fastest processor in the PDA market, hands down. Along with 256mb of memory (128mb RAM, 128 ROM), this combination makes for the fastest PDA out there (even against models with the same processor). I have had no unecessary lag times with running applications (at least not anything non-Windows related). Any problems I've had have been windows related, and even at that they're few and far between. The wireless 802.11b is a fantastic feature. Connectivity is NOT compromised and the networking runs smoothly. The security on the devise is astounding (AES and many other industrial encryption techniques). The fingerprint bootup beats the hell out of a password, and is top notch.
The screen on the 2750 may not be VGA, but I find it quite sufficient. VGA is all fun and games, as it doesn't contribute to the functionality of the PDA. It drains the battery faster and uses up more memory. Don't get me wrong, it's extremely visually appealing, but the QVGA on this model does a damn good job.
So far this model has worked extremely well, but like every PDA, has experienced a blip every once in a while that requires a soft reset.
Where to buy
HP iPaq hx2750:
$599.99
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