PocketPCSoft.net iPAQ 1900 Series Case Review

[Jason Dunn]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://www.pocketpcsoft.net/html/1900%20cases.htm' target='_blank'>http://www.pocketpcsoft.net/html/1900%20cases.htm</a><br /><br /></div>Curious about iPAQ 1900 cases? Check out this quick review that Greg did:<br /><br />"I recently 'downsized' my IPAQ to a 1940 and as it doesn't ship with a case I started to look at the options available. This review looks at 3 different cases which will fit all IPAQ 19xx series machines. There are 2 cases from Proporta, a leather and a aluminium one as well as a leather case from Belkin..."

[Gregg]

I downsized a while ago (got tired of dealing with the bulk of having a sleeve on my unit) to a h1945 and I bought a vaja leather case....phenomenal case.....I am enjoying both the unit and the case!!!

:D :D :D (Not the Greg mentioned above!!!)

[gregh]

How thin is the Vaja case Gregg?

[jngold_me]

I have a Vaja that I bought for my 1910 which I use once in a blue moon for my 4150. Most of the time I use HandHeldPlanet's slimcase which practically adds no bulk at all to my 4150.

The Vaja case uses very high quality, thin leather. I have had EB cases and the leather that they use is very thick (plus they pad the flip cover - which is an option on the Vaja).

If you are looking for a high quality, thin flip cover, then Vaja is the way to go. They are expensive, but the customization and the quality make up for it.

[Gregg]

Gregh,

The vajacase is .75inch thick (or should I say.... .75 inch thin) from front flat surface to the back flat surface. I only buy vajacases and I love them; people always ask me where they can find a case like that. These cases sell themselves as long as people realize they get what they pay for.

Gregg