HP IPAQ 214

The iPaq 214 sports a 4-inch screen, which adds to the overall bulk of the unit

Good screen; Great connectivity; supports 2 types of memory card

Lacklustre performance; Slightly bulky

HP has done a fantastic job of updating the iPaq 214 Enterprise and of modifying Mobile Windows 6 to help the iPaq run as smoothly as possible. While the screen adds to the device's overall bulk, it's a good size to use out in the field

Big, bright screen, enhanced software

Unconnected, bulky

The smartphone may have all but killed off the unconnected PDA but this is a great tool for those who need Wi-Fi access

HP made a daring move: no matter the popularity of combo devices, they have released a classic PDA. They did it well.

The sample device came in a really clumsy box; the hand of a wizard puts apps on the iPAQ - it doesn't matter anyway, it's not this that will sell the device. The list of accessories includes an install CD, manual, leather case, charger with changeable co...

Loving the 214, simple interface, elegant and its a really nice size, i dont need a phone or a camra i have one allready. I want a PDA with a large clear screen, wirless and bluetooth, and have expandable memory. Simple answer its ticks all the boxes. Ok

Size, Functions, Comfort (both viewing and using)

Its nothing New its just really good at what it is

Overall I am impressed with this iPAQ. There is one thing I am not certain about however, maybe it is specific to my one. The touch screen needs to be pressed hard by the stylus in some parts before it responds. Previously I had a Dell Axim, and the Axim

Good size screen with excellent handwriting recognition. Battery life is reasonable if battery save features are on. Works well with ActiveSync. Using and editing documents in Word is easy with clear navigation to and from all documents. No problems with