Product Description

The HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld - with the power to run your business applications, a 4-inch touch screen display and 802.11b/g wireless networking - delivers enterprise-class connectivity so you can mobilize your business and maximize results.With a sophisticated design, a big 4-inch touch screen display, and a planned 3-year lifecycle, the iPAQ 210 is a great deployment platform for enterprise applications. Access the Internet and email with integrated 802.11b/g wireless networking. Connect to Bluetooth peripherals like headsets or keyboards. Enable unique solutions by attaching peripherals with the HP Smart Connector. Use it as a deployment platform for enterprise applications. Or use your familiar productivity applications such as Word, PowerPoint and Excel with Microsoft Office Mobile. Store your business-critical information with high-capacity SDIO and Compact Flash. Tested to work out-of-the-box with enterprise applications. Also enjoy convenient global services and support from HP.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #28185 in Consumer Electronics
• Brand: Hewlett-Packard
• Model: 210 Enterprise Handheld
• Dimensions: 3.75" h x 7.60" w x 9.60" l, .80 pounds
• Display size: 4

Features

• With True Enhanced Performance.
• Latest Technical Development.

Customer Reviews

voice record button doesn't power on device
I was disappointed to discover upon using the iPAQ 210 that the voice record button on the side of the device does not power on the unit as this button has on previous iPAQ models. The convenience of this function was that if you wanted to make a quick voice memo, you'd pull out your iPAQ, push the voice record button, and the iPAQ would power on and start recording. This convenient feature is not available on the iPAQ 210. I hope this isn't a trend amongst Windows Mobile devices and I hope HP bring this feature back in their future iPAQ handheld releases.

Another disappointment with the HP iPAQ 210 is that it doesn't work with the HP Photosmart Mobile Camera. Since the iPAQ 210 doesn't have an internal camera, attaching an external one to the SDIO port seems like a good idea. But when the drivers and software are installed for the HP Photosmart Mobile Camera and the camera is inserted into the SDIO slot, instead of the camera application launching, I get the error message "a problem has occured with device.exe". That these two HP products, an iPAQ and an iPAQ accessory, cannot work together is a baffling situation. HP Tech Support's response was "we don't have newer drivers for that camera." They don't offer a newer camera either, so what choice is there?

Solid hardware, software to be perfected
I've had several Pocket PCs with the Del x50v & 51v being the most recent. This is a solid device in that it has an incredible screen and about much ram memory as you could use plus it's one of the few devices out that offers SD & CF card slots (may seem unimportant but you can upgrade this to over 40GB of memory for a little over $100 and soon over 70GB). The only two draw back I have is that one of the buttons can't be reconfigured and the ROM is a bit weak. However, other roms are becoming available which pull out it's potential. The battery life is very good. Without the new rom, I'd give it a four star, with it five.

IPAQ 210 excellent product
I recently purchased the IPAQ 210 and switched over from my Palm TX that I had been using for several years. The 210 has the latest Windows Mobile 6 operating system, which seems to be pretty stable and also very wifi aware. I have been pleased with it so far. The available apps are good and it is very fast and responsive with an incredible 4" display. I would recommend it highly.