Refurbished iPAQ 1910 for $159.99

[Jason Dunn]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://pocketpcthoughts.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php/masterid=659631/search=ipaq%25201910/fd=1/ut=44938f58ff38847b' target='_blank'>http://pocketpcthoughts.pricegrabbe...4938f58ff38847b</a><br /><br /></div>Looking for an affordable, basic Pocket PC? Pricegrabber has a listing from HP for the iPAQ 1910 at $159.99 USD. Nice!<br /><br /><b>UPDATE:</b> Link fixed. :oops:

[bbarker]

The link seems to be wrong.

[MPSmith]

The link seems to be wrong.

Try this link (http://pocketpcthoughts.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php/masterid=659631/search=ipaq%25201910/fd=1/ut=18cfe9f3aed3c1e2)

[David Prahl]

Nice deal, but I would also suggest getting an Axim X3 for about $200 new.

[Brad Adrian]

What's the price of a completely new one? $200? This is a nice savings and a great way to get a great little Pocket PC. Even with its no-frills configuration, I still use mine all the time when I need my Pocket PC to be tiny and pocketable (like my shirt pocket).

[MPSmith]

Plus its lightning fast with an unbeatable screen!

[bleeman]

And if you're a student or faculty/staff at an educational institution you can save another 6% off the unit, bringing it down to $150.39. HP's Academic Purchase Program discounts also apply at the refurb site. You'll also get an additional 10% off on the 2xxx's and 5xxx's.

Go here, https://eclipse.ebus.hp.com/dn/jsp/products_you.jsp to check for eligibility.

[guilmon]

$199.99 for a new X3 is nice, but refurbished unit of the same type was on Dell's site for $129.99, thanks to a 50 dollar off promotion. I purchased one with a keyboard and cradle for $200 even, to replace my recently deceased e-310.

[zapp]

1910's are great, but they don't have bluetooth :)

In a couple days I'll be able to spare (refurbished, sealed box, 1yr warrantee) 1945 I'd be willing to part with for $200+s/h or best offer, just $40 more than these 1910s. The 1945s go on ebay for no less than $235+s/h in this condition.

The 1945 has the same tiny form factor, and the same brilliant screen.

Here's the improvements in the 1945:
* faster CPU (Samsun 266MHz, though reviews say it doesn't feel much different from an XScale 400MHz).
* Bluetooth enabled
* New OS (Pocket PC 2003)

I appologize if this is OT, but I understood this thread to be for a great deal, and I thought I might make an offer. If you're interested me, you can contact me at: hawks at cs dot colostate dot edu, or through the forum.