HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld (FA979AA#ABA) (110 Series) Review

After almost four years, my Palm finally died. I used it ALL THE TIME so I needed to replace it immediately. Apparently, Palm doesn’t make hanhelds anymore, just smartphones which I didn’t want. So I found this. I neede one that would run MobiPocket as I wasn’t looking forword to converting my almost 600 e-books. (Yes I am a nerd)This handheld does all I ask of it, as well as a bunch of things I don’t know how to work yet, and it was a very reasonable price. Windows Mobile has quite a few programs you can buy to add on to it although I haven’t bought any yet.Service through HP seems to be quite good; I called them and asked a few questions and they were happy to answer.I do like this quite a bit….but I still missed my Palm.
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HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld Review

HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld Overview
Ideal device to complement a mobile phone First HP PDA with powerful features of Windows Mobile 6 Classic Easy-to-handle, sleek, and thin (13 mm) Connects to e-mail and Web via integrated 802.11b/g
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HP iPAQ 112 Classic Handheld Traditional Chinese(FA981AA#AB0) (110 Series) Review

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HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld – Handheld – Windows Mobile 6.0 Classic – PXA310 624 MHz – RAM: 128 MB – ROM: 256 MB – 4″ color TFT ( 640 x 480 ) – Bluetooth 2.0 EDR, Wi-Fi Review
The review is applicable to the 211 as well, since the all the devices in the 200 series are exactly the same.
UPDATE: See ‘major problem’ below
This device has become absolutely ESSENTIAL for me. This is a laptop without the bulk, and although there are limitations in surfing the web via mobile, the portability can’t be beat. I can whip this out while I’m shopping, which I certainly can’t do with a laptop or a netbook.
With some very good 3rd party apps, I am able to keep my finances straight, make as many custom lists I want, make handwritten notes, make type written notes. I jot things on the fly, whereas before I’d …