HP (Hewlett-Packard) iPAQ hx4705 Pocket PC

If you need a versatile and reliable, go everywhere business tool, check out the HP iPAQ hx4705. Notice its beautiful 4" high-resolution display. You also get feature-rich applications, wireless options, and enhanced security. Top it off with a powerful 624MHz processor, and you've got a true ally for productivity.

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• Reviewed by: rbus

  12-10-05

  Duration of ownership: 60 Days

  Strengths: Full VGA screen, choice of portrait or landscape view, built-in wi-fi and bluetooth

  Weaknesses:Touchpad vs rocker button for navigation, 90-day warranty

  Overall Evaluation: Display really looks good and landscape photos are a lot larger and easier to view in landscape mode. Wi-fi works well even with WEP turned on and broadcast mode turned off (i.e, wi-fi system does not broadcast its name). Only drawback is the 90-day warranty, an insult to have such a short period of protection for a device this expensive.

• Reviewed by: Linda_Hemmes

  11-20-05

  Duration of ownership: 4 Weeks

  Strengths: Screen resolution & color, memory, battery life, installed programs

  Weaknesses:Availability of accessories - not nearly as available as Palm products.

  Overall Evaluation: My first PDA was a Compaq iPAQ and I loved it. Following its demise, I moved to a competitor and was not nearly as impressed with the performance or the product quality. When it came time to replace that unit, I moved back to the iPAQ and I very happy that I did. It is a quality unit in almost every way.

• Reviewed by: zimbricd

  11-07-05

  Duration of ownership: 30 Days

  Strengths: Fast processor and the screen is big and bright.

  Weaknesses:Internal memory is a little light, but has CF and SD slots. Accessories are not real easy to find just yet.

  Overall Evaluation: This is a great unit with great features. The CF and SD slots make storing a variety of info a snap. The screen is big and bright and can be reconfigured lanscape or portrait. Battery seems to last a long time, so far. I looked at the Dell Axiom which has a litle more base memory, but my history with HP made this an easy decesion for me.

• Reviewed by: natakho

  04-13-05

  Duration of ownership: 2 Weeks

  Strengths: great clear image

  Weaknesses:didn't find any yet

  Overall Evaluation: Overall it is a great PDA. It was a little hard to use the touch pad, but I have gotten used to it now. I think it may be because this is my first PDA and I wasn't used to it. But I use it all the time now for both work and entertainment (have tons of music downloaded already). Love this PDA!

• Reviewed by: Funkytown

  02-22-05

  Duration of ownership: 7 Days

  Strengths: The screen is incredibly clear, even in bright daylight...best I've seen. Both compact flash and SD memory slots built-in... no bulky add-on necessary. Both Wi-Fi AND Bluetooth wireless!!!

  Weaknesses:Just a touch on the heavy side.

  Overall Evaluation: I've had a number of pocket pc's... from the palm pilot to the HP jornada to the iPAQ, and this is by far the best one out there. I was a bit concerned over negative reviews I had read concerning the touch pad, but I have found it quite easy to use and love it. It allows you to actually be able to use it with it's protective cover on. Besides, there's always the stylus for when you prefer to use it. The wireless compatibility is great... and it makes it easy by walking you through setting it up to communicate with other devises. It is a bit heavier than other PDAs, but that's what you get for having a machine that does it all!

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This Pocket PC sports a touchpad, but using it isn't exactly intuitive.

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