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HP iPAQ 1945 Pocket PC Review

HP iPAQ 1945 Pocket PC 
Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard

Model#: H19.45
Weight: .26lbs
Height: .50"
   Width: 2.75"
Length: 4.46"

Average Rating: 3 out of 5 Stars


Retail Price: $299.99
Online Sale Price:
Features:
  • A thin, light, and affordable Pocket PC
  • Includes mobile versions of Microsoft Office: Pocket Outlook, Word, and Excel
  • Integrated Bluetooth for wireless communication with other Bluetooth devices
  • Great multimedia features
  • What's in the box: iPaQ 1945, USB synchronization cable, AC Adapter, battery, charger adapter, audio adapter, iPAQ Pocket PC companion CD

User Submitted HP iPAQ 1945 Pocket PC Reviews (cont...)


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Date: 2004-04-07
Great Handheld - Lack of Options
I purchased this iPAQ for its price and size. Unfortunately, I didn't research the peripheral options. There are no keyboards designed for this iPAQ (the IR port is on the side), there are no mobile bluetooth keyboards on the market, there are no modems that fit the SD slot, there are no wired NIC that fit the SD slot, there is now a wireless network card which retails for $130, etc. I wanted something small that I could take notes in class and get and respond to email on the road. With no modem and no keyboard, this isn't been possible.

Date: 2004-03-15
hp1945 poor performance/hp poor customer support
This is the poorest performing handheld I have ever owned.(I have had 3- 2 palm 1 sony)> I have owned it for 6 months it has been repaired 4 times. It continually hard resets, then it will just lock up. Buyer beware!!!!!. HP ( the company) If there customer service gets any worse they are DOOMed!!! POOR...POOR...POOR You cant get any worse. The right hand does not know what the left is doing. There solution to every problem is to have your product shipped to them. The catch is you never know if they fix it or what they fixed. They send no information back to you and when you call to find out what they did you get the run around and noboby know anything. Then 2 days later you unit doesnt work again......Guess what Mr so n so you need to send your unit in for repairs....you get the picture. Buyer beware!!!!!!!!!!!!

Date: 2004-03-08
Didnt like the screen
I bought this piece from amazon.com but am returning it, reason being i did not like the yellow tint that you see on the screen. Apart from that its a beauty to look at. Did not use it much so cant comment about other features; just wanted to share what others
have said about the yellow tint. Recommend to first have a look at it in any store and then buy.

Date: 2004-03-03
Great PDA....when it's not crashing.
Eager to use windows (I'm not a Palm OS fan) & buy a unit I could "grow" into I bought my first iPAQ 1945 in Sept 2003. Worked great & I loved it! Until it died (completely unresponsive) Jan 2004. Thankfully I bought an extended warranty from Best Buy, so I was able to walk in & exchange it because HP sent my mail-in box to the wrong state... Now, four weeks later, it hard reset. I gave it benefit of the doubt, and 2 days later, it wouldn't stop hard resetting.

I took care of pocket pc (esp having already exchanged it once!), kept it in a hard case, & by no means overused it (I never used it's full capacity in fact). Having read the other consumer reviews, & exchanged the product twice, I suspect there is a fatal desing/structural flaw with this unit. I hope to exchange mine for a different product. Be forewarned - if you are going to gamble on this model, make sure you buy a nice extended warranty to go with it!!

Date: 2004-02-24
HP Has No Heart
When my iPaq 1910 would freeze up every couple of months and require a hard reset (losing all my data) I just accepted it until the one time when it could not be hard reset. Then I called HP (1 year, 1 week after purchase) and was told my warranty expired that day but they would send me a shipping box and "honor the warranty". Well, when the iPaq got there and they diagnosed it with a "bad motherboard" the story changed. Now they wanted almost $200 to fix it. This rep told me my warranty had expired on 2/16/04. I said that's when I called HP. He said, well it's expired now, how do you want to pay for this. He ignored all my entreaties. I told him to just send it back. My advice is to NOT BUY AN HP PDA.


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