Brighthand Reviews the HP iPAQ h1940 Pocket PC

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.brighthand.com/article/H...AQ_h1940_Review

"When Hewlett Packard released the iPAQ h1910 last year, most people agreed it was a device that broke new ground for Pocket PCs. It was an amazingly small and light handheld, while at the same time being absolutely gorgeous. Still, some people wanted more. The most frequent requests were for more memory, Bluetooth wireless networking, and for its SD slot to be able to use peripherals besides memory cards, like wireless networking cards. Lo and behold, that's exactly what HP did when it created the iPAQ h1940. This has made a great design even better."

This is a solid review of the iPAQ 1940, so if you're still considering this Pocket PC, you'll probably want to get one after reading this review. :wink:

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.brighthand.com/article/H...AQ_h1940_Review

"When Hewlett Packard released the iPAQ h1910 last year, most people agreed it was a device that broke new ground for Pocket PCs. It was an amazingly small and light handheld, while at the same time being absolutely gorgeous. Still, some people wanted more. The most frequent requests were for more memory, Bluetooth wireless networking, and for its SD slot to be able to use peripherals besides memory cards, like wireless networking cards. Lo and behold, that's exactly what HP did when it created the iPAQ h1940. This has made a great design even better."

This is a solid review of the iPAQ 1940, so if you're still considering this Pocket PC, you'll probably want to get one after reading this review. :wink:

[Macguy59]

Being a mac user, I would like to see a sync app that gives me the same functionality as AS. Would also like to see a Quicktime player.

[klinux]

The Missing Syc produced by Mark/Space is a pretty good product even though it is still at version 1.0.x which allows you to sync to iCal, Address Book, iTunes, etc.

[Jason Dunn]

Originally Posted by byteme

Being a mac user, I would like to see a sync app that gives me the same functionality as AS. Would also like to see a Quicktime player.

Did you maybe mean to respond in the thread about the missing applications? :wink: