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- Swift 624 MHz processor
- Large memory, plus expansion options
- 3.5-inch screen
- Pocket-sized and lightweight
- Average battery life
- Not Mac compatible
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Ipak 100, June 24, 2009I have not had the product long enough to get to know it very well. However, the getting started program on the unit is very elementaryand lacks specifics, having to go online to get explanations is a pain… and still the information is not very good or complete. The battery is the older type but up to now then charge time not been a problem, I'm about to use it for a long period of time within then next few days and will be better able to determine about the battery life.
iPAQ 110 pocket PC, November 15, 2008A Great Solution for those who don't want the data package, July 24, 2008I recently got a Samsung Smartphone which can access the Internet and receive Email. I was ready to get one for my wife when she said she didn't need to be on the Internet when out. I still wanted to update… her PDA so the HP iPAQ 110 fit the bill. It's Windows Mobile 6 Classic which means it's the same Windows Mobile 6 as on the Smart Phones but the Classic means it's not part of a phone. It's a great product at a good price.
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Impressed by iPAQ's broad array of features, MobileTechReview.com senior editor Tong Zhang writes, "For an entry level PDA, this iPAQ is pretty maxed-out." Zhang gives the iPAQ 110 an impressive four out of five stars. Although Zhang complains that battery life is not ideal, he doesn't hesitate to recommend it. "You get a lot of features for the price," says Zhang. "The iPAQ is an easy choice for those looking for an affordable PDA sans phone."
Review: HP iPAQ 110, Tong Zhang, Feb. 4, 2008
PDAStreet.com's Troy Dreier is surprised that HP still makes PDAs without phone capabilities and calls these devices "museum relics" nearing extinction because of the spread of smartphones. However, Dreier is impressed and says the "iPAQ 110 reminds us of what we gave up when we let the PDA go" and says smartphones can't compete when it comes to screen size or using Microsoft Office Mobile programs like pocket Word and Excel.
Review: Review: HP iPAQ 110 Classic - PDA Like It's 1999, Troy Dreier, July 8, 2008
Brighthand's Adama Brown conducts multiple tests, including measuring the iPAQ 110's processor speed, memory and battery life and compliments the iPAQ as a "solid model" and for its "tremendous multimedia performance." Brown loves that this loaded iPAQ is encased in a slight, sleek body that weighs a mere 3.68 ounces. Brown writes that the PDA is so thin and light that "you can literally drop it in a pocket and forget about it."
Review: HP iPAQ 110 Classic Handheld Review, Adama Brown, Nov. 21, 2007
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The HP iPAQ 110/111 is the third best selling PDA on Amazon.com with more than 100 user reviews and an excellent four-star rating. An overwhelming majority of comments are positive with satisfied customers praising its ease-of-use, convenience and small size. Negative comments range from poor battery life to lag-time issues when multiple programs run simultaneously.
Review: HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld (110 Series), Contributors to Amazon.com
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HP iPAQ 110 Classic Handheld - Windows Mobile 6.0 - PXA310 624 MHz - RAM: 64 MB - ROM: 256 MB 3.5-Inch TFT 802.11b, 802.11g, Bluetooth 2.0 EDR
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