HP IPAq 2200..

[Texas Cop]

Or something...I really don't know much about it, I know it retails for close to $400...I saw it at the PX marked for $150, and called my brother, (a techno junkie) who said to jump on it for that price, and if I didn't want it, I could turn around and sell it for about double that...So I picked it up, seems like a pretty cool little toy, anybody have one? What do <i>you</i> use it for? Work? Play? I've got the wireless set up on it, but have no real programs for it...What is available for these things? Where is a good place to download them? I've done a few brief googles, but nothing in depth yet, not sure if I am going to keep it or not...



drew

 

[caudio51]

Don't know anything about it but it looks pretty bad ass

http://www.mobiletechreview.com/ipaq_2215.htm

 

[pdonlin]

I have a Palm Zire72 that work gave me... it never leaves my car and is only used for the TomTom Navigator software I purchased for it. Prior to that I tried using it for my calendar, tasks, email, etc but I never utilized it because I hated carrying it around. As soon as Nextel released their Windows Mobile phone I jumped on that and I keep my Calendar/Contacts updated since I always have it on my side.

 

[Texas Cop]

Topped for another round of insight...Anybody??



drew

 

[tobby4]

I dont know much about that particular model... I am shopping around right now looking for one though...

 

[joshua]

My uncle works for HP so he gets ipaqs for him and his wife now. They are pretty nice PDAs. Now that a lot of stuff is running windows mobile its more about the specs on it.

I like my Treo smartphone though, and the palm OS. I just wish there were some more linux PDAs out there.

 

[PetersCreek]

I've owned my iPaq 2215 for about 3 years, I think, and I've been quite satisfied with it. If you're looking for places to download software, I've found some things at the general download sites like download.com and [url="http://www.tucows.com]Tucows[/url]. However, I think I've gotten more at [url="http://www.handango.com]Handango[/url].

If you use Quicken at home, you might also be interested in the authorized pocket version from [url="http://www.landware.com]Landware[/url]. I also use their Wine Guide software. The most indispensible app I've downloaded, though, is eWallet from [url="http://www.iliumsoft.com]Ilium Software[/url]. I use it to keep track of my passwords, accounts, and a host of other information. I also bought ListPro from them, which I find very handy, as well.