New Flip-top Case for iPAQ 1910 Pocket PCs

[Jason Dunn]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://handheldplanet.net/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=SFNT&Store_Code=HHP&Affiliate=PocketPCThoughts' target='_blank'>http://handheldplanet.net/Merchant2...ocketPCThoughts</a><br /><br /></div>"PRE-ORDER YOURS NOW! (Product will begin shipping February 7, 2003) Introducing our SLIMMEST Flip Top case yet! The HP iPAQ 1910 Slim Flip Top Case was designed to fit in your pocket comfortably, while maintaining the style, protection, and quality of our other HandheldPlanet cases. This case has it all - pockets for business cards, 2 SD cards, and one do-it-all pocket for cash or larger items, plus access to all the features and functions of your device. Our backorder log is already piling up, so make sure you place your order ASAP!"<br /><br /><img src="http://www.pocketpcthoughts.com/images/web/1910openview.jpg" /><br /><br />The product case costs $29.99, and can be pre-ordered from the affiliate link above.

[mattsmith0622]

HandheldPlanet makes some of the best cases around! They've also got a slip case that they'll be making available soon.

[gibb-a]

HandheldPlanet makes some of the best cases around!
Here's hoping it's good quality. I got my 1910 last weekend and have been looking around for a decent slim case (other than the expensive Vaja). I know it isn't the most powerful model out but it's all that I need and it's beautifully designed IMHO.

[Kirkaiya]

Well.. ya know, with Turbo Tray installed (the free utility that switches your 1910 to 300 MHz), the 1910 can hold it's own power-wise with other Pocket PCs.

The difference between the 400 MHz models and a 300 MHz model isn't all that great - the 100 MHz memory bus limits performance for anything that's accessing chunks of memory (which is probably most apps), so unless you're doing a lot of serious number-crunching, you wouldn't notice a big difference. I've played with 400 MHz iPaq 3975s, and my (previous PDA) Viewsonic V35 at 300 MHz, and now my HP 1910 at 300 MHz (with turbotray), and they're all in the same ballpark for the things i use them for.

Kirk
p.s. I do like the looks of that case, but i'm waiting another few weeks to see what turns up.

[ultimate_ed]

Man, that is one ugly looking case. $30? C'mon now that just robbery.

[Ekkie Tepsupornchai]

Man, that is one ugly looking case. $30? C'mon now that just robbery.
Looks like a standard leather PPC case to me with a price that is more than reasonable compared to other comparable PPC leather cases on the market.

[Jody Low]

Anyone know how this case compares w/ the similar EB case quality wise? I used the absolute heck out of my last EB case and it never so much as developed a frazzled thread...very well designed and exceptional quality.