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HP iPAQ hx2750 Pocket PC
Notebook Reviews > PDA > HP iPAQ hx2750 Pocket PC



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Security and IT managers, this tool was made just for you. Though the cost is definitely on the high end, close to $500 to pick one up, you get a lot of value for your money. With the fingerprint reader security feature, a two year warranty instead of the industry standard of one year, almost every included function available and a super fast processor, any power user will love this machine.

It would be difficult to list every quality that makes the hx2750 a monster PDA, but here are the highlights:

  • 624 MHz processor, faster than HP handhelds costing well over $650
  • 128MB memory, more than the same $650 machine
  • Added security in the form of a fingerprint reader
  • Slots for four memory types: Compact Flash Type II, MMC, SDIO, and Secure Digital (SD)
  • USB port
  • WiFi access with integrated Ethernet network card
  • Bluetooth
  • Integrated MP3 player
  • Tons of standard software like note pad, calculator, address book, calendar, voice recorder and playback, scheduler, word processor and spreadsheet
  • Microsoft Pocket PC 2003 operating system
  • Five input devices including control pad and keyboard, in addition to the stylus and touch screen
What you aren't going to get is:
  • Super long battery life, only 5 hours instead of 10 or more offered by more expensive PDAs
  • Docking cradle
  • Bigger and heavier than less expensive models
If you don't need *everything* a PDA has to offer, check out some less expensive models. This one is perfect for the person who wants it all, though.


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