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I couldn't resist the 12 month "same as cash" deal, and had one sent out to me overnight. I paid the high shipping because I avoided the $45 tax I would have paid here in Washington state. I have been playing with the device for about 6 hours now, and offer this comparison with my 2215. The 2215 with keyboard and SD card weighs in at 6.1 ounces, while the 4350 with SD card is 6.0 ounces. The 4350 is about a 1/4" longer than the 2215 with keyboard, and about 3/4" longer than the naked 2215. The widths are the same taking into account the rubber sides of the 2215. The 2215 is slightly thicker, but really not that much considering it has a CF slot. 2215 and 4350 at maximum brightness 4350 and 2215 side-by-side 2215 on 4350 Keyboard comparison and details A double push on the blue FN key does not lock it like it does on the 2215 thumb keyboard, however the Shift key is sticky and there is a Caps Lock. I like the two blue and orange FN keys on the 2215 keyboard and find them a bit more functional. You have to press the blue FN key and then a gray key to get a number on the 4350 each time you want a number, and I find that annoying. There is a blue backlight that is bright, but actually I found I had to hold it closer to my face to really see it in the dark. The orange color on my CLIÉ UX50 is more visible. All FN functions/symbols, etc., are on the key itself instead of on the surrounding pad, so everything is backlit. There is no backlight on the 2215 keyboard. The backlight can be turned off in your Settings, and can also be set to light up for two to 10 seconds after a key press. The soft input panel disappears when a key is pressed. The same thing happens with the 2215 keyboard. There are Menu and Start keys to help you navigate on the 4350. The 2215 keyboard has a Start key and Menu key as well. I could not figure out any way to do a CTRL-C, CTRL-V, etc., to copy, paste, and cut on the 4350, which I think is very important for text entry functionality. The 2215 keyboard does have a dedicated CTRL key in addition to a blue and orange FN key, so you can perform CTRL-x functions. I actually think I prefer the 2215 thumb keyboard attachment due to the much greater key functionality, and the fact that there is no dedicated CTRL key on the 4350 is very disappointing. The only thing missing from the 2215 keyboard is a backlight, but the colored one on the 4350 isn't that great in the dark anyway. There are also two small indentations on the 4350 keyboard center that I haven't figured out a use for, although I can see the backlight through them. Backlit keyboard Keyboard and hardware buttons Hardware The speaker is under the D-pad and not on the back like the 2215, which is a nice improvement and may help me hear alarms. You get two styluses in the box, and they are not like the cheap plastic 2215 ones, but the metal 1945 ones. This is great news as well. The display is the same as the 1945 with a yellow tint if angled enough, yet the color saturation and vibrancy is better than the 2215. If you are bothered by the yellow tint, you will be again on the 4350. Homemade photo stories (created with the Plus! Digital Media software) are smoother and look nicer on the 4350, while they are a bit choppy between photos in the full screen mode on my 2215. There is a Record button, and the IR port is on the left side next to it. You can program 9, yes 9, hardware buttons for different apps or functions. The four hardware buttons, the Record button, and the FN-hardware button. There is no Consumer IR (CIR) or remote control program. The battery is huge, but I haven't had a chance to really test out its life yet. Most of the device is a dark grey plastic, yet feels solid. The plastic is not slick, but has a bit of texture. There is a new angled cradle that is the same as the 4150. The cradle allows for the huge 3600 mAh add-on extended battery, as well as the ability to charge a spare battery. The reset button is on the bottom of the device, not on the back like the 2215. The 4355 works with the iPAQ foldable keyboard. Just remember to disable the built-in keyboard. The hardware buttons are similar to the 2215, but stick up just a bit higher. The navigational pad is rectangular, and unlike the 2215 there are definite clicks when you move in different directions. There is a small button in the center of the pad. There are two indicator lights adjacent to the power button, and the left one flashes both Blue (Bluetooth on) and Green (Wi-Fi on), while the right light is for power status. A slip case similar to the 2215 one (two heavy pieces of canvas-like material with elastic sides) is included. I don't think it will be easy to create a functional case for this device due to the keyboard and length. I wandered all over my house and yard with both the 4350 and the 2215 with D-Link Air DCF-660W card, and the 2215 and card consistently had one bar greater than the 4350 (out of four indicator bars). Cradle, stylus, and slip case 4350 vs. 2215 batteries Software HP added the iPAQ Image Zone software, which looks to be the same photo viewing software I had on my Jornada 568. There is a flight mode on the Wi-Fi that turns it off with a quick tap. MSN Messenger is the latest version, so you don't have to waste RAM updating it. I was able to sign on and chat with no problems. Microsoft Reader is also the latest version, so no RAM is consumed with the update. HP really needs to release a ROM update for the 2215 to fix these issues. There is a Format Storage utility that formats your iPAQ File Store for you. There is something called LEAP, which I am not familiar with. After first opening up the box and turning on the 4350 I was ready to drop my 2215. However, after using the keyboard some more and finding out it is more limited than the keyboard attachment, I am thinking of sending it back to HP before my 30 day period expires. I think the keyboard should be highly functional if it is going to be on the device. I can't even initiate a New command in Notes, Word, Excel, etc., without my stylus, and the 2215 keyboard is the same. I did have this ability on my Jornada 568 keyboard attachment, and hope a developer creates some keyboard utility soon. There should be a key or key combination for New like there is for OK. The integrated wireless is nice, but I don't know if I am willing to give up a CompactFlash slot for it. As I stated above, it is also shorter range than an external Wi-Fi card, and since I primarily use Wi-Fi in my house I don't think convenience overrides longer range. I like the consumer IR and Nevo software on my 2215 and wish the 4350 had it as well. The 4350 is a nice device with some great features, but if you want integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth then I think I would go with the 4150 and thumb keyboard attachment instead. USER COMMENTS 70 comment(s) OMG (10:41am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) wtf! no dedicated ctrl key! - by Geez I know can you believe that? (10:45am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) I really do not understand how HP could have forgotten such a basic key on this keyboard. The only reason to sacrifice size is to be able to have a functional keyboard and it seems HP lost the opportunity. If anyone has any questions, feel free to post and I'll try to answer them as soon as possible. - by palmsolo Clarification of Menu key (10:47am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) The Menu key is actually a key that replaces the stylus tap-and-hold and does not activate/launch the bottom menus, i.e. Tools, Playlist, etc. I would like to see a key that did activate these menus to make the keyboard more functional. - by palmsolo h4155 Thoughts (10:48am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) I just got an h4155 and will probably look into the snap-on thumbboard. I've been using a Treo 300 for a while now but still have my old iPaq 3630 around. I'm not happy about the yellow tint and I actually think I like the h2215's D-Pad better, but having integrated WiFi will allow me to do some interesting things that I probably wouldn't bother with if I had an h2215 since I wouldn't keep the WiFi card in all the time (due to the antenna bulge). For instance, I'm thinking of setting up some X10 appliances in my house and should, in theory, be able to use my h4155 to control my desktop computer running the X10 stuff. - by Scott R Application Support (10:59am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) Could you check if Vito button mapper works with both keyboards. Button Mapper has these macros which you can assign a button and even simulate screen presses. So, if it works you could have a button hold tap the screen where the File menu is usually located. I ask because the program does not work with the Ipaq 3970 and slim keyboard. I think it has something to do with the 2 sets of hardware buttons. thanks - by Mark More questions (11:34am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) Is the setup of 4155 and keyboard better than 2215 and keyboard. Not sure which is the better combination? thanks - by Mark LEAP (11:41am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) The report says that this has LEAP. Could this be the Cisco LEAP that is used by many corps to add greater security to their WiFi networks? If it is that is great because so few wireless products support this technology. Now, those of us inside Cisco wireless networks finally have a PDA that can be wirelessly connected. - by sumisu About this guy... (11:45am EST Fri Nov 14 2003) Obvously smaler is the way to go. I mean you dont wana shrink a pda down to nothing so it loses its utilization...excuse me for my spelling ^_^. But this guy seems to be quite heafty. I own now a zire 71 (mainly because i need to take quick pictures for my work, low rez.) , curently and its perfict size for "coat" pocket..i cant even carry it in my pants pocket, but I guess an intergrated keyboard is becoming esential now days. Just my 55 cents - by Merritt LEAP (4:05pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) Both the 4355 and 4155 have LEAP built into them (in fact, there is a little control panel called "LEAP" to make it easier to configure). Even the 5450 and 5550 support LEAP via a ROM upgrade downloadable from HP's site. So there's plenty of options for Cisco employees now! - by NewtonDKC LEAP (4:07pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) It is the Cisco LEAP protocol. - by Argentblue All right! My rating is going up on this baby! (4:41pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) I have been playing some more with the 4350 and found that if you press and hold the FN key and then move the navigational pad left or right you can select text. You then press the menu (stylus tap-and-hold) key to cut, copy, paste, clear, recognize, alternates. This is GREAT news as this was one BIG issue for me. Now if I could just figure out how to select New or other bottom menus with the keyboard. - by palmsolo Another use for center button (4:46pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) I also just found that pressing and holding the center button on the navigational pad acts as a stylus tap-and-hold in several areas. - by palmsolo remote (5:46pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) >There is no Consumer IR (CIR) or remote control program what! I am surprised! - by me Series of numbers on 4355 . . . (6:46pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) So if you are typing a series of numbers on the 4355, is it correct that you have to push the blue function key before EACH of the numbers?!! I do like better the keypad layout of the 4355 board than the across-the-top-letters of the 2215 t'board, but if you have to push the blue function key before each number (say in a tel #) the improved functionality is wasted. I also really like the 2215's better form factor for most use (the virtual keyboard is fine for short input) with the option of adding the t'board for heavier text input, say email or detailed notes. I don't use WiFi engough for the included WiFi to make me give up my 2215 for either the 4155 or the 4355 and I carry a WiFi CF card with me for the rare occasion I do use WiFi, say at Starbucks. (Although I must say that if right now I had to decide between purchasing the 2215 or the 4155 the 4155 would win hands down!) Palmsolo, thank you very much for your review. In addition to its excellence, it has validated my decison to add the thumboard and the WiFi CF to my 2215 rather than get the 4355! - by DaveTreo300600 Typing numbers (6:59pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) Yes, from all my testing so far you have to press the blue FN key before each number. If someone figures out a way to make the FN sticky for this please let me know. One nice thing with the 4350 keyboard is that word suggestions work like when you use the SIP. I just hard reset my 2215 so I'll test this later too. - by palmsolo Word Suggestions on the 2215 T'board . . . (7:14pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) . . . would be very nice! - by DaveTreo300600 Ctrl-Alt-Del (7:22pm EST Fri Nov 14 2003) CTRL key is very important, without it I can't ctrl-alt-del! - by JonT3user The indentations in the 4350 (12:01am EST Sat Nov 15 2003) I believe the indentations you mentioned in the keyboard are for the microphone, but I could be wrong... Great write up Matt!!! :) - by fyiguy Microphone up top (1:04am EST Sat Nov 15 2003) Actually the manual shows the microphone is up top next to the headphone jack and it looks like the ones I have seen on other devices. Maybe they are a second microphone if the device was somehow able to work as a phone? - by palmsolo nice review, nice gadget, but... (5:57am EST Sat Nov 15 2003) ... but Toshiba e800 is much better because of the screen resolution. I see on point to buy low resolution Pocket PC for this price if you can get 640x480 in Toshiba e800... - by www.msmobiles.com No word suggestions on 2215 (7:31am EST Sat Nov 15 2003) I just confirmed that the suggested words functionality does not work on the 2215 with thumb keyboard, but does work on the 4350. Another plus for the 4350 if you like using this ability. I have always trusted HP quality, but may be trying out the Toshiba e800 due to the high resolution. Hopefully, we'll see a high resolution iPAQ with WiFi, Bluetooth, and maybe even a keyboard. - by palmsolo 4100/4350 (8:10pm EST Sun Nov 16 2003) Can either of these use the SOCKET SD10 bar code reader. I guess it needs SD10 NOW . - by Dennis LEAP not fully implemented! (8:01pm EST Thu Nov 20 2003) I have a 4150 and unfortunately, the LEAP protocols on this model don't support the CKIP encryption mode that my companies network has chosen to implement. Unless HP provides and update, it looks like I'm not going to be able to connect to my employer's network... Unless someone knows of a workaround here! There is no hope of my company changing which encryption protocol they use I'm one mere small fish in a very large pond. - by Spencer external keyboard (6:11pm EST Fri Nov 21 2003) Does the 4350 have external keyboard support for say the stowawy xt? I bought the 5450 a couple days ago and like it although I was using the Psion 5mx and LOVED that for typing long notes. I need an external keyboard and if the 4350 can't do it, then I have no use fot it!! Thanks - by Jae numbers (6:12pm EST Fri Nov 21 2003) btw, I have no problems holding the blue button down and typing numbers... maybe it's just your unit? - by Jae correction to above (6:15pm EST Fri Nov 21 2003) Sorry, I meant 4350 above, not 5450. - by Jae 4150 or 4350 (7:26pm EST Fri Nov 21 2003) the only disadv is 4350 is longer than 4150. i am tinking of purchasing either one of the abovementioned. can some1 help to highlight what is the adv for me to get 4350. thanks a bunch people - by hanz1 telephone device (9:45am EST Tue Nov 25 2003) i love the ipaq but really want to move to a integrated pda/cellular telephone device. anyone have any information on possible rollout of this functionality. any help would be appreciated - by kurt 4350 vs. 4150 (8:27pm EST Tue Nov 25 2003) IMO, the 4350 is a better machine. The 4150 with the attachment just seems less solid than the 4350. Also, the 4350 has a better screen made by Sony, which eliminates the yellow tint. And the lack of the ctrl key isn't that big of a deal for me. There are other ways to use the copy/paste funtions anyways. The weak wifi of the 4350 is sort of a concern for me though, but I know HP released a patch for the wifi to improve the range and it does support autofallback I believe. I would probably even get the 4350 over the 5555 even if they were the same price. The extra storage and biometric security just doesn't outweight the keyboard and everything else about the PDAs are identical. I'm glad I found out about the 4350 though, because I was just about to get the Tungsten C, but that was missing two very important features...a stereo headphone jack (instead it has a proprietary headset jack), and mic. And the extra size of the 4350 doesn't bother me at all. I use the Sharp Zaurus 5500 right now which is about the same size, and it doesn't bother me at all. It still fits nicely into my pocket and in my hand. And why is the 4350 considered lower end than the 5000 series? If it's because of the lack of biometric security and the extra storage than I don't consider it lower end at all, especially because of the keyboard. Oh, and can someone tell me the difference between the 5555's wifi capability and the 4350's capability? Does the external antenna add a lot of distance? And can you log onto a domain with the 4350 so I can access my email account? Thanks. - by Leright HP 4350 vs. 5555 (5:27pm EST Sat Nov 29 2003) I currently use a Palm M515, but am looking to jump to a PocketPC handheld. I would like the ability of using my VerizonWireless Aircard555 without opening my laptop when traveling, Palm's of course do not have a PC card slot. I know that the 5555 will accept this PC card. Since I will be replying to about 40 emails a day, I would like the keyboard of the 4350, is there an adapter for that model to connect a PC card? If not, I guess I would look for an attachable keyboard for the 5555, is there one better than another? Thanks very much. - by Dean ipaq h4350 vs h2215 (5:38am EST Mon Dec 01 2003) Thanks for the comparison, I have been trying to make up my mind on the relative merits. Has any one used either as a reverse RPN calculator? I do a lot of calculations and with a keyboard it would be smart if that use was easily implemented. Has any one comments? - by RJ Looking for 4350 ALT key (9:12pm EST Fri Dec 05 2003) I am very pleased with mine. Screen brighter than anything I've seen. Last night I ran a wireless connection out to a distant web server running Windows Terminal Server and it worked great (what a tech-hop, eh?), BUT I couldn't reach the menu drop-downs using conventional ALT+ key combo, such as ALT+F for "File". Ideas? Thanks, Palmsolo, for detailed review and hosting... - by Rob M Ctrl Key (7:16pm EST Sat Dec 06 2003) I have not yet puurchased a 4350/55 but was about to until I read about the lack of a ctrl key. I just tracked down someone at HP (actually Compaq) tech support who said that the key plus various keys would serve as key combinations. I had some trouble understanding his accent and am not sure that menu-C, menu-V, etc were the same as ctrl-C, etc, but he did say that he tried the designated menu combinations and they worked. Can anyone confirm this? - by del Cisco Leap Issues (3:02pm EST Wed Dec 17 2003) My work uses the Cisco Leap structure for its WiFi, but it seems as though I am having some problems connecting my 4155 to the network. Was wondering if there are any hints to help resolve this issue. Is there anything else that needs to be configured? - by Phillip 4350 (9:02am EST Tue Dec 30 2003) I like the 4350 for it has wifi but its quite long when you hold. It wont fit in many of my cases because of the keyboard but the 4150 is also nice but without a keyboard. - by Jimmy Sanders ipaq 4350 configuration (8:21pm EST Tue Dec 30 2003) I travel a great deal on business, and frequently need to present a bunch (technical term!) of different presentations, sometimes on the spur of the moment, frequently when I don't have my laptop. I need to be able to switch between about 20 presentations, each about 3MB in size. I understand that the 4350 has a single SD slot. When I'm on the go, is there a way to configure the ipag 4350 so that I have simultaneous access to BOTH a mass storage device (let's say > 256 MB) AND a VGA out connection? - by wilford ipaq 4350 vs Palm Tungsten C (10:35pm EST Thu Jan 01 2004) Hello. I am totally new to the world of the PDA and have been pouring over any review I can find to try to aid me in my purchasing decision. I've narrowed it to the ipaq 4350 or the Palm Tungsten C. I am a university professor and I want to be able to use the wireless network at school and at home. I use word and excel documents for my class rosters, gradebooks, and syllabi and need to be able to easily share this information between my pda and my home desktop (a new Dell PC). I'm not a big user of extra stuff but think it would be nice to have music on my pda. My husband thinks the ipac is better but my sister swears by her tungsten c = someone please help! THANKS - by Holly H4350 Keyboard Mapping (4:24pm EST Fri Jan 02 2004) I have the new H4350 and love it so far. My only concern (and this has come up in the comments above) is the lack of full keyboard functions. I would like to be able to control certain network equipment through this device, but the lack of CTRL, ALT, ESC and function keys makes this impossible. I also do not like the fact that the number pad can't be locked on (how dumb!!). Any news on how to access these functions with key stroke combinations or third party software would be wonderful news. - by Jeff WiFi problems (1:38am EST Sat Jan 03 2004) I've had the H4350 for about 4 weeks and have been thoroughly impressed. However, I am now sytmied by its inability to connect with my home wireless system when it has had no issue before. I know my home wireless network works since my I'm using it with my notebook to write this message. Has anybody come across this? - by Chris 4350 vs 5555 (4:34pm EST Wed Jan 07 2004) Well over the last 4 weeks I made the decision to go for the 4350. The slight differences in features were negligable. 5555 gives 128 RAM, but HP had a promo when buying a new unit and accessory and will give you a 128 RAM chip for free. pound for pound now the 4350 has 192 RAM now. I was going to hold off for the IPAQ 6000 integrated smartphone but I had no assurances that AT&T would support it. I am also not very happy with the current status of GSM in the US so I will hold off on any GSM based device. I do an extreme amount of travel and had to get rid of my AT&T GSM phone and switch back to TDMA. When the time is right for the switch back to GSM, I will pick up a bluetooth enabled unit to work in tandem with the 4350. - by Warren Pocket word running word templates (7:47pm EST Sat Jan 10 2004) I am new to the 4350 but am going to get one. Just wondering if anyone knows if I can use a Word 2003 template with cells and dropdown boxes on pocket word. I use this template for my bussiness and am trying to leave my thinkpad at home. - by Jon RE: ipaq 4350 vs Palm Tungsten C (6:41pm EST Mon Jan 19 2004) There are a couple of big differences which may or may not make a difference, depending on the features you want. The Tungsten C does not have built-in Bluetooth, and the Bluetooth expansion cards on the market do not yet support the Tungsten (though the probably will in the future). Also, the Tungsten C only has mono audio out, not stereo. The Tungsten C is considerably cheaper when you take into account the $100 rebate that Palm recently extended out to the end of March 2004. For instance, Buy.com has the 4350 for $485 and the Tungsten C for $435, -$100 = $335 net cost. - by Tim T. 4350 vs. 4355 (6:45pm EST Mon Jan 19 2004) According to the HP website spec sheet ( http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products /quickspecs/11750_na/11750_na.HTML ) , the only difference I could see between the 4350 and the 4355 is that the 4355 includes a couple of extra applications: the Resco File Explorer (full version) and the Resco Picture Viewer (trial version) - by Tim T. wireless connectivity (11:10pm EST Thu Jan 29 2004) Does anyone know if the Sierra Air card 555 (used by Verizon) can be used with the 4350? I am considering buying it and my company does not support Wifi or bluetooh, or a dial in system. So.... If I want to get e-mail on the road I may have to use my AOL account (I know, I know) and have people send my e-mail there. I'm just trying to figure out how to do it. Thanks - by John 4355 and CF cards (3:56pm EST Sat Jan 31 2004) I was thinking of buying the 4350 but am a little put off that it does not accept CF cards. Is there a way to use a CF card with this device? an accessory that attaches through one of the ports maybe? Any help would be appreciated. - by Karl Leather (1:06am EST Fri Feb 06 2004) Does any one make a nice leather case for the h4355 ? - by Karim Leather (7:44pm EST Fri Feb 06 2004) For cases for the 4355 check out those by Piel: http://www.ipaqcases.com/store/pf43 00.htm Haven't tried one yet but they do seem to be made for the exact size of the 4355. - by Steve Wireless Keyboard (8:20pm EST Thu Feb 26 2004) Sometimes "thumbing it" is cumbersome -- like if you have to type a long document. Does anyone - for sure -- of a wireless keyboard that is compatible with the 4350?? Also, has anyone had experience using the 4350 with a portable wireless access point (as in a hotel room)? - by SanLoSan Wireless Keyboard (8:21pm EST Thu Feb 26 2004) Typo: Does anyone KNOW --for sure -- of a wirless keyboard for the 4350? (pardon double post) - by SanLoSan Hard case for HP IPAQ 4350 (10:18am EST Fri Feb 27 2004) Does anyone know where I can buy an (aluminum) hard case for my HP IPAQ H4350? - by Robert Hard Case for 4350 (7:33pm EST Tue Mar 02 2004) http://www.mobileplanet.com/private /davesipaq/product.asp?pdept%5Fid=9 00024&cat%5Fid=501&cat%5Fname=iPAQ& dept%5Fid=3730&pf%5Fid=MP952022&lis ting=1 Yet the picture doesn't show the right PDA, and it is expensive compared to other cases. Let me know if there are other cases out there that are cheaper. - by Erik View Long File Names On The 4355? (11:26pm EST Wed Mar 03 2004) I just purchased the HP iPAQ 4355. It is my first PDA so I am learning how to use it. I loaded some of my files from my notebook to the 4355 but the file names I use are so long that if they are similar they are not distinguishable. Is there a way to remove the date/time a file was made so there is more room for the file name field? (If not, I'll have to shorten the file names.) Thanks. - by flyingdj Hard Case for 4350 (7:23am EST Thu Mar 04 2004) This link is pointing to a hard case for 4300 series. If look at the dimensions the 4350 doesn't fit. - by Robert 4355 connectivity issues (5:29pm EST Wed Mar 24 2004) Having a problem that no one seems to be able to cure. I was connecting to my server at work with the 4355 to get my e-mail while on business. Now we have changed IP providers and now am unable to connect. I can connect other sites with no problem any suggestions? HP tech support has no answers neithe does my IP (roadrunner) - by Steve How to connect to home network (6:10am EST Tue Apr 06 2004) Hi! I am a proud owner of ipaq 4350 and the wifi works beatifully. However, how can I connect to my home network??? Im using winxp and usually in xp I use network places to open other computer shared files. But how can I do it with my ipaq4350. Does it has something to do with LEAP??? Really need help!! Thanks - by hamnush Help with WiFi connection (5:50pm EST Wed Apr 07 2004) I connect to my home network with my 4350 and have a few questions as I try to help. After turning on the WiFi radio does a pop-up notification with a list of available hotspots appear? If not, go to Settings>Connections and tap the Advanced tab. Then tap the bottom Network Card button. There should now be Wireless and Network Adapter tabs along the bottom if the radio is on. Check the wireless tab to make sure you are allowing your iPAQ to connect to all connections. You may need to check the iPAQ WLAN Wireless Adapter settings if you want to use ActiveSync with your network. Feel free to email me at palmsolo@geek.com for more direct help since I don't check these review comments often. - by palmsolo Slots (4:42am EST Thu Apr 08 2004) One web site (microcenter) states that the 4350 has both MMD (SD) and CF slots, Is it true? - by john Re: Slots (11:33pm EST Fri Apr 09 2004) John, The 4350 only has an SD slot (no CF). However with built in WiFi and Bluetooth the SD slot is all you need for extra storage cards or SD accessories (like the HP 1.3 MP camera). - by Jeff USB Capability? (1:38pm EST Sat Apr 10 2004) I am currently using a Handera 330/Palm OS, but am considering a HP 4355. Can you plugin usb devices such as modems or wireless keyboards/mouse into the usb port or is it only for syncing the Ipaq with your main computer? Thanx - by Martin battery (10:32pm EST Sat Apr 10 2004) What is the battery life like on the 4350? I'd be using the bluetooth and/or WiFi heavily. - by Scott Keyboard Issues (2:06pm EST Fri Apr 16 2004) All, I have had my 4350 for a few weeks and have now gotten used to the keyboard conventions. Let me address some of the "problems" I have read above. Yes, you can hold down the FN key and type repeated numbers. I see no issue here. I also have no problem typing in, for instance Word, without my stylus. To select words I hold down Shift and use the direction pad. Hit "Menu" "C" to copy or "T" to cut and choose "Menu" "P" to paste. It really isn't much different than the control key functionality. What I want to know is are the HP CF expansion sleeves compatible with the 4350. Everywhere I see them online the 4250 is not listed as compatible. Thanks for all the good comments. - by cdub Keyboard Issues (8:11am EST Wed Apr 28 2004) Yes you can copy and paste using the menu keys. Now from Word's or Notes' filelist screen, can you open a new document with the keyboard only (ie access the bottom menu)? I have yet to discover how to do that by keyboard only. - by Jvanva PDA that can recieve text mess. (6:50pm EST Wed May 26 2004) I wanted to buy an ipac 5555 or a toshiba e805. Does one of these pdas have the capability of receiving text mess. (like alpha pages you receive on a cell phone OR BEEPER). I know their are expansion devices that slide on to the back of a pda and create a card slot like the card slots on laptops. - by Nary Cannon Cases for 4350/4355 (5:30am EST Sat May 29 2004) I got a leather fliptop case for my 4355 from HandheldPlanet.com (reinforced flip-top and storage for 2 SD cards and several business or credit cards), and just received an aluminum case from StylusCentral.com, which can hold 2 SD cards. - by Eric 2 indentions in keyboard on 435x (4:09pm EST Thu Jun 03 2004) these little holes are for the speaker, god you guys a bit slow, look at the diagrams that come with the ipaq. - by angel12 Keyboard shortcuts (7:48pm EST Thu Jun 10 2004) Try the following link for tips on how the iPAQ 4350 keyboard works: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/ document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c00047 119&product=425747&dlc=en&lang=en - by bikerDAVE AIM for Ipaq (4:30pm EST Tue Jun 22 2004) I just got the new ipaq 4350 and any version (free version)that i tried downloading- downloaded but when i tried to run the program it says that its not compatible with pocketpcs. Now i downloaded Pocket PC versions of AIM.. any suggestions or help!? email to h1ll8@msn.com or IM to xxhilloo THANKS bunches! - by hillary 5550 wifi fail to work (2:29pm EST Thu Jul 08 2004) After reading al comments on “Is there suppose to be a Ipaq Wlan network adapter on my device IPAQ 5555. All I have is IPAQ USB wireless adapter??? I” I still very frustrating, since my new 5550 worked perfect until this morning. Calling HP support let me down they sagest to bring the unit for repair overseas.. Can one trust any pocket pc to be on working when needed? need step by spep setting help baki@dekelnet.com - by baki iPAQ 5555 has been discontinued (10:58pm EST Sat Jul 10 2004) I purchased an iPAQ 5555 and it worked rather well for almost 4 weeks when the wireless LAN stopped working. I received a refund of the purchase price because I didn't want to send my "Brand New" pocket pc overseas for repair for who knows how long. I couldn't find another one anywhere in town or on the internet because HP had discontinued them... The iPAQ 5550 and the 5555 are the same unit sooo... Try another model. - by Ron Holmes NEW IPAQS COMING (2:27am EST Fri Jul 16 2004) I have seen the specs for the new IPAQs and none mention a integrated keyboard. WHY IS THAT? I want the new EXPLORERS MODEL with an integrated keyboard. Or even the Morpheus model with an integrated keyboard. I WISH THEY WOULD STOP SCREWING AROUND AND GIVE US WHAT THE PUBLIC WANTS. - by I HATE LARGE CORPS Post your comment Subject: Comment: Name: Comments are limited to 5000 characters, and are posted immediately. If comments are posted that are outside of the Comment Guidelines , they may be deleted. Comments do not represent the views of Geek.com. If you feel that the comment system is being abused, please let us know . 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Ipaq HQ Forums > iPaq Device Forums > iPaq 4xxx series > What are the 4350 case options? View Full Version : What are the 4350 case options? IPAQ HQ palmsolo I saw one case available for us on Handheld Planet and may order that one, but I was wondering if anyone has heard of any more case options? I know the keyboard makes it a bit awkward for a case, but that Handheld Planet one actually looks quite nice. allklrnoflr Anybody out there??? I have been looking also and options are very limited...... Honda_Civic_Si No 'fraid not sir! I only found a couple and the one on Handheldplanet looks to be the best so far - Didnt Vaja say they are going to release one for the 4350? I didnt find one on the site tho... palmsolo I emailed my contact at Sena and they are working on a 4350 case, but it won't be out for a couple months. I did try my aluminum Smarter Case and my 4350 fit in it well. This is a cheap (less than $20) alternative for those who carry their PDA in a bag or pack. allklrnoflr I ordered the one from handheld planet and found out a few days later by reading in forums that they are backordered. I finally received an e-mail response after my third request and they say my order should ship on 12/22. I see piel frama has a real cool looking case that can be received in 14 days. I also have heard that casesonline will have on shortly. Surprising that there is no news on ipaqcases.com when they might have one available. allklrnoflr I just received my Proporate case today that I order on 12/23. Pretty nice leather case, the IPAQ is held in by two hard plastic tabs, Don't think you would want to remove this very often since it is a tight fit putting it in and might cause some wear and tear on the sides. I also ordered from Piel Frama on 12/23 but have yet to receive. Big_Steve I just received the Piel Frama case for my H4350, that Santa brought me. It's very nice and appears to be of high quality leather. I ordered it direct, and it was shipped UPS from Spain and it arrived in 10 days. The only suggestion I would make to PF, would be to incorporate an extra stylus slot. Big_Steve allklrnoflr Big Steve , I just got my PF case and I already put my proporta case away. The PF seems to offer much more protection for my IPAQ, You made a great choice! Big_Steve Excellent, The only question is, will the PF case work with an extend battery on the 4350? Big_Steve allklrnoflr I'm already on my second case and I'm really happy with it(Piel Frama). If anyone is looking for a new case for the 4300 you should check out the Bellagio Leather flip case, It looks very classy and a big plus is that it will fit in the cradle while it is in the case cool!!!!! http://www.bellagiodesigns.com/showcategory3.php?cod_category3=34&cod_category1=1 martinsharley Eanyone used a good Ipaq 4350 metal case? kwickone I am using a leather case from EB Cases. I have always liked their "Slipper" cases in the past, and this is no exception. I do like the looks of the new Vaja case though. Ken rmerkley :approve: I am using an aluminium case I got from PROPORTA.COM You can't sync it in the cradle but I do that wirelessly any how. It does have access to the port on the bottom so can charge in the case. R Ipaq_User OK, so it is due in the mail tomorrow and I don't have it yet. But it looks good. It is made by a company called Bellagio (not the hotel) and is a flip over the top kind. The bottom back flips back to allow cradle sync without removing it. Has SD storage. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5705582361&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT The search I used on Ebay was for ipaq 4355 case http://search.ebay.com/ipaq-4355-case_W0QQsosortpropertyZ1 Ipaq_User I bought mine. Fits well, has a solid look and feel to it. No loose threads (yet) and is comfortable to use. One drawback to me is that it fits so well, the access to the stylus is difficult at best. If I were redesigning it I would add a stylus pocket on both sides (I am a lefty). The screen access and keyboard access are totally unimpeded. I would recommend this case. shiznannigan I have a lovely aluminum case that I purchased on Ebay, from a seller named "everydaysource". They're about $20 after shipping costs, and are very nicely made. I don't think it will fit in the cradle while in the case, but there are access holes for the port on the bottom, the reset button, the voicerecorder and IR port, WiFi and Charging lights, Stylus, SD card, and headphone jack. Neoprene-lined, with SD storage, and it seems to be quite sturdy. chiacchierone I have a lovely aluminum case that I purchased on Ebay, from a seller named "everydaysource". They're about $20 after shipping costs, and are very nicely made. I don't think it will fit in the cradle while in the case, but there are access holes for the port on the bottom, the reset button, the voicerecorder and IR port, WiFi and Charging lights, Stylus, SD card, and headphone jack. Neoprene-lined, with SD storage, and it seems to be quite sturdy. Sorta a newbie to the forum and pocket pcs. I picked up a 4355 and am enjoying it more and more each day. Miserable case from HP, so I searched the forums and decided on the Sena case. I couldn't be happier. Easy to sync the unit while in the case, Sd cards slid out easily with notch in bottom of card holders, magnetic closure keeps cover from turning the uint on by mistake and it looks good! Just wanted to add my 2 cents to the topic. C. vBulletin v3.0.1, Copyright ©2000-2004, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

Ipaq HQ Forums > iPaq Device Forums > iPaq 4xxx series IPAQ HQ View Full Version : iPaq 4xxx series Question on HX4705 spec How do I change the Hardware Button Settings? E-mail notification sound not playing when new mail arrives.... wtf? Battery options for the 4100 Do you use bluetooth GPRS? Bluetooth vs Wireless 4155 Wireless Connection Problem to Cisco 1200 4150 Anyone seen the new 4155 . . . New Member-ipaq 4155 vs axim x30 Bluetooth serial port settings New Memeber 2 . . . switched my Axim x3i i have kind of a time problem with 41xx New Member.....New 4155 Cannot Access AP WLAN After hardwrae reset IPAQ 4150 SD memory speed Sena IPAQ Case in the UK Need some advice please 4150 and ppc IPAQ 4155 Bluetooth Pharos GPS Connection Problem h4150 and nokia 6600 4155 Battery Cover Left-handed opperation/ hack? Total number of bytes sent Instable connection Pocket Hack Master or XCPU Scalar 2004 pocket outlook Hard reset 2 x per week !@#$%^&*() View/change system files many problems h4350 in London? Screen on indefinitely, harmful? Which bluetooth GPS? Sync with multiple computers Yet another problem with my 4150 Browser Limitations? reseting HP4355 New 4355 owner! can it do this? ROM Update Scare H4155 - Major Wlan Problem, I Mean Major!! IPaq Wireless utility missing WLAN SD Memory Card Disappearing Data Lost my 'wireless' icon' ActiveSync Using WLAN AD-HOC and Windows XP The H4150 Case ? How to get 'My Docs' onto storage card? 4150 USB problem Do I need the recently released WLAN driver update? SD card not found 41xx games Maximum expansion size Upgraded your ROM? Start Menu text is now white? Can a 4355 Remote Control a TV? Multiple dialup/vpn connections Viewing avi files on iPaq 4150? 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(2,502 views since 07/01/04) new releases 7/1/2004 Sendo Sendo X Smartphone 7/15/2004 Asus MyPal A730 (Bluetooth) 7/19/2004 HP iPaq rx3415 7/30/2004 Motorola MPx100 7/31/2004 HP iPaq rz1715 7/31/2004 HP iPaq rx3715 7/31/2004 HP iPaq hx4705 8/1/2004 Samsung SPH-i550 9/15/2004 Toshiba e830 9/30/2004 Motorola MPx 10/1/2004 Motorola MPx220 11/1/2004 Daxian Telecom CU928 1/1/2005 Samsung Nexio XP30 HP iPaq 4150 Full Review Back to all headlines submitted by abaxter Sunday, November 02, 2003 email article view recent articles by abaxter The new iPAQ Pocket PC h4100 series is intended to bring to market an affordable integrated wireless PDA in a slim design. The iPaq 4150 has the same form factor as the iPaq 1940, but the same internals and specs as the new iPaq 4350 from HP . This means the 4150 brings to consumer and business users a slim device containing many features of the type expected from a larger and bulkier PDA. Equipped with a fantastic screen and lightweight form factor there's a lot to like about the iPaq 4150. In this full review I include picture comparisons with the iPaq 2210 and iPaq 1940 to highlight similarities and differences among these popular iPaqs. Also addressed in this review is the yellow-tinted screen issue of the iPaq 4150. HP iPaq h4150 First Impressions In the Box Specs and Pricing Memory and Processor Performance Benchmarks Screen (addresses iPaq 4150 yellow-tint issue) Wireless Device Design and Comparison to iPaq 2210 and iPaq 1900 Series Battery Accessories Conclusion First Impressions Upon opening the iPaq 4150 I was very pleased to see that it did indeed stay true to the design and form factor of the iPaq h1900 series ( iPaq 1910 , iPaq 1940 , iPaq 1935 ). I used both the iPaq 1910 and iPaq 1940 for a period of time when reviewing those devices ( iPaq 1910 Review , iPaq 1940 Review ) and just loved the small form factor. I was skeptical that the weight and dimensions could be kept the same as the 1900 series with the addition of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and a standard sized headphone jack (the 1910 and 1940 required a 2.5 mm – 3.5 mm audio adapter to use standard headphones due to their non-standard small headphone jack). However, the 4150 scores in keeping the same dimensions, its dimensions are 4.47 by 2.78 by 0.5 inches (length x width x height), the iPaq 1940 is 4.46 x 2.75 x .5 inches. The 4150 weighs 4.67 oz while the iPaq 1940 is 4.37 oz so you pick up .3 oz in weight, but trust me you won't notice it! In my review of the 1940 I was disappointed to find that the screen was not as superb as the original 1910 device, it had some issues with a yellowish hue appearing instead of bright white backgrounds. The iPaq 4150 does not suffer as badly from this issue, but the device I have does have a very slight yellow-tint when viewed from a very low angle, I address this is my review of the screen . In the Box The iPaq 4150 comes with everything you need to for a PDA, including a cradle for synching, this is an accessory not included with the 1900 series of devices. Let's take a look at what's actually included in the box: HP iPAQ Pocket PC h4150 unit USB desktop cradle/charger AC adapter Slip cover Stylus (2 included) Battery (1000 mAh removable and rechargeable Lithium Ion) Getting started poster Charger adapter HP iPAQ Pocket PC Companion CD The software included with the 4150 is decent, but not as generous as the iPaq 2210. Noticeably missing is the Nevo Universal Remote program that a lot of people love and is included with the iPaq 2210. However, if you want to use your iPaq 4150 as a remote control I highly recommend the Total Remote solution that includes an IR range boosting antennae and excellent software interface for $29.99. You can control any entertainment device from 100 feet away using this! Anyway, here's a rundown of all the full version programs you get with the 4150: HP Mobile Print Center Bluetooth Manager iPAQ File Store: non-volatile storage in flash ROM (not available in Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean versions) iPAQ Backup: utility for Backup/Restore to Main Memory, Memory Card or iPAQ File Store iPAQ iTask Manager: access and launch programs easily iPAQ Image Zone: view images and create slide shows Utilities: Self Test, iPAQ Audio, Power Status Westtek ClearVue Suite F-Secure FileCrypto Data Encryption Colligo Personal Edition Adobe PDF Viewer RealOne Player for Pocket PC iPresenter PowerPoint converter MobiMate WorldMate Resco File Explorer 2003 You also get all the built in programs that come with Windows Mobile 2003 such as Windows Media Player 9.0, Pocket Word, Pocket Excel and Pocket Explorer. View the bargainPDA.com Windows 2003 Fast Guide to see more about the OS and what's included. iPaq 4150 Specs and Pricing Here's a rundown of the specs on this device, you can always view updated specs and competitive pricing for this device by searching for "iPaq 4150" on bargainPDA or use this link . At the time of this review the best price on the iPaq 4150 was $429.00. Manufacturer: Hewlett Packard Model: iPAQ h4150 h4155 Description: The sleek, less-than-5-oz. HP iPAQ h4155 Pocket PC offers optimized performance that will keep you productive, both while you're on the move and when you've reached your destinations. Integrated WLAN 802.11b, Bluetooth® and a Secure Digital (SDIO) slot round out this model's powerful features. Released: 10/15/2003 Operating System: Windows Mobile 2003 Dimensions: 4.47 in x 2.78 in x 0.5 in Weight: 4.67 oz. Processor: 400MHz Intel® XScale™ processor Wireless: integrated WLAN 801.11b, Bluetooth®, IrDA Memory: 64MB SDRAM (55MB user accessible), 32MB Flash ROM Expansion Slot: Secure Digital (I/O) Battery Type: Removable, rechargeable Lithium-Ion (1000 mAh) Audio Out: Speaker, Stereo jack Audio In: Microphone Display: Transflective TFT display with 64,000 colors Pixel Pitch: 240 x 320 pixels Viewable Image: 3.5" diagonal Keyboard: Onscreen Handwriting Recognition: Yes Digital Camera: No Other Hardware: USB desktop cradle/charger, AC adapter, battery, slip cover, stylus, charger adapter Memory and Processor The iPaq 4100 comes with an Intel XScale 400 MHz processor that matches or slightly surpasses the performance of the iPaq 2210 400 MHz processor, the system is quite a bit faster than the iPaq 1940 that uses a Samsung 266 MHz processor, this is displayed in the benchmark statistics. The processor is snappy and playing video clips and games on this device presents good performance with no slow down. The memory for this PDA is marked as being 64MB RAM total with 55MB available to the user and 32 MB of ROM in which the Windows 2003 Mobile OS is stored. The missing 9MB of RAM that you can't access for storage is used by the operating system to allow for faster write performance. Performance Benchmarks We used Spb Benchmark from Spb Software House to generate benchmark statistics for the iPaq 4150. This is a great program and to compare performance for Pocket PC devices. I chose to compare it to the Asus MyPal A620, HP iPaq 2215, Dell Axim X5 and HP iPaq 1910. The Asus MyPal is the king of Pocket PC performance currently, and while the iPaq 4150 could not beat it overall, it did come close to matching in a lot of areas and consistently beat out the Axim X5 and iPaq 2215. It of course performed better than the iPaq 1910 as that device only has a 200 MHz processor. In this chart of benchmark results the blue bolded numbers indicate the best performance overall in a category (higher numbers indicate better performance). iPAQ h1910 iPAQ 2215 Asus MyPal A620 Dell Axim X5 iPaq 4150 Spb Benchmark index 669 1146 1573 752 1501 CPU index 602 1784 1858 912 1792 File system index 627 1126 1092 855 1034 Graphics index 2084 567 4034 434 3809 ActiveSync index 2155 1458 1518 Platform index 494 1204 1277 629 1238 Write 1 MB file (KB/sec) 447 1257 1285 657 1245 Read 1 MB file (MB/sec) 11.2 27 28.7 15.9 28.2 Copy 1 MB file (KB/sec) 491 1262 1281 716 1244 Write 10 KB x 100 files (KB/sec) 372 905 654 477 624 Read 10 KB x 100 files (MB/sec) 4.24 9.78 8.64 5.26 10.2 Copy 10 KB x 100 files (KB/sec) 290 799 500 376 474 Directory list of 2000 files (thousands of files/sec) 76.9 19.6 23.6 112 19.6 Internal database read (records/sec) 272 1339 1549 398 1421 Graphics test: DDB BitBlt (frames/sec) 172 52.3 316 41.8 265 Graphics test: DIB BitBlt (frames/sec) 17.7 22.8 27.2 12.3 26.5 Graphics test: GAPI BitBlt (frames/sec) 325 60 752 47.1 719 Pocket Word document open (KB/sec) 15.5 100 44.2 22.5 37.8 Pocket Internet Explorer HTML load (KB/sec) 3.7 7.96 7.88 4.73 8.7 Pocket Internet Explorer JPEG load (KB/sec) 50.5 208 154 79.7 210 File Explorer large folder list (files/sec) 169 564 641 238 586 Compress 1 MB file using ZIP (KB/sec) 45.6 225 263 65.5 244 Decompress 1024x768 JPEG file (KB/sec) 268 606 613 423 599 Arkaball frames per second (frames/sec) 94.5 51.4 250 38.2 239 CPU test: Whetstones MFLOPS (Mop/sec) 0.033 0.077 0.076 0.061 0.075 CPU test: Whetstones MOPS (Mop/sec) 27.5 55.4 55.3 54.1 54.7 CPU test: Whetstones MWIPS (Mop/sec) 2.19 5.02 5.01 3.96 4.94 Memory test: copy 1 MB using memcpy (MB/sec) 43.7 102 103 65 99.3 ActiveSync: upload 1 MB file (KB/sec) 201 135 142 ActiveSync: download 1 MB file (KB/sec) 356 250 249 Screen The screen on the iPaq 4150 is absolutely top notch. It takes up good amount of the real estate on the front of the device in order to fit it's 3.5 inch diagonal viewable area onto such a small PDA. The resolution is 240 x 320 and the TFT color display allows for 65,536 different colors. However, I'd be amiss if I didn't mention the 'yellow-tint' issue. With the iPaq 1940 I found the screen to be so yellow when viewing it from certain angles that I just couldn't stand it. Here's a picture I took of the iPaq 1940 next to my iPaq 2215: iPaq 2215 on the left, iPaq 1940 on the right...notice the very yellow tint? With the iPaq 4150 we again have this yellow-tint issue, but it is not nearly as bad. In fact, I had to get down to a very low angle of viewing to notice this yellow tint and in every day use it was not noticeable to me. iPaq 4150 on the left, iPaq 2215 on the right. The iPaq 4150 has a mild yellowish tint when viewed from a very low-angle. When viewed from a normal angle there is no tint (iPaq 4150 on the left, iPaq 2215 on the right) I don't know if others have a bigger problem than me with this, but if you find a device you get has a yellowish-tint at even the slightest angle you might want to contact HP. Wireless The h4100 series includes integrated WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) 802.11b and Bluetooth® wireless technology, so you can access the Internet, e-mail, and information when you want. HP chose to go with 802.11b due to its wide market availability, better power efficiency than 802.11a, and allowance for smaller form factor. I had no problems whatsoever setting up the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. There are no external buttons to turn these options on or off, you simply use the wireless manager interface to flip the wireless options (by turning off Wi-Fi or Bluetooth you'll save on battery life, screen light is the biggest battery drain and Wi-Fi is the second biggest). Once the Wi-Fi is turned on the iPaq will show you the networks it has detected and allow you to choose which one to connect to. It's a very user friendly process and in my apartment in which I have several wireless networks surrounding me the 4100 detected 6 different networks and allowed me to connect to my own WEP security protected network by using a radio button interface. It's easy to select your network from those the iPaq 4150 detects I was able to cruise the net from up to 900 feet away from my access point, HP advertises 1000 feet reach. I can't even get 1000 feet away from my access point without falling off my apartment building, so this is not a limitation for me! Here I am surfing Microsoft.com on the 4150, check out the easy hold form factor! The Bluetooth connection wizard is very simple to use, it is exactly the same program as that included with the iPaq 2210 device. I had no problems detecting my Bluetooth enabled Son Ericsson t68 phone with the iPaq 4410. As a note, when using Bluetooth two devices can only perform activities with each other if they both support a common profile, HP has created a Bluetooth Compatibility Matrix to help people identify products that work well with HP Bluetooth enabled products. See the Bluetooth Compatibility Matrix in order to determine if your favorite Bluetooth device will communicate okay with the iPaq 4150. Invariably we get the question asking if an iPaq device can be used as a phone so I'll go ahead and answer that "no" the iPaq 4150 cannot perform this capability. This device is intended for data use, which is why it includes the 802.11b and Bluetooth for accessing email and other data, it is not intended for voice phone communications. The exception to this might be the use of a separately purchased Voice Over IP software application, which allows you to use this device as a VoIP phone in an 802.11b WLAN environment. Device Design and Comparison to iPaq 2210 and iPaq 1900 Series A picture, or diagram for that matter, is worth a thousand words so here's a diagram of the iPaq 4150 and the functions you can access using its buttons: Active Bluetooth/WLAN Indicator Power Button LED Power/Notification Indicator Color Display iTask Button Inbox Button 5-Way Navigation Button Calendar Button The 4150 button layout is different to the older iPaq 1940 and 1910 devices, below is a picture I took of the h1910: iPaq 1910 Notice that the shortcut buttons are right next to each other and that the dialpad is round. The 4150 button layout changes things around by spacing out the shortcut buttons and using a more square type of dialpad. I prefer the new shortcut buttons, but to be honest I preferred the round dialpad. iPaq 4150 button layout The iPaq 4150 interestingly slopes the buttons in a different manner to the iPaq 2210 and has a larger jogdial than the iPaq 2210 even though the 2210 is larger. iPaq 2210 button layout The iPaq 4150 and 2210 are somewhat close in price range (iPaq 2210 MSRP $399.99, iPaq 4150 MSRP $449.00) and you might be interested in seeing some side by sides to show how they differ in form if you're thinking about buying one or the other. I currently have both devices and find the performance to be very similar between the two. The iPaq 4150 screen is definitely brighter and nicer than the 2210 and the extra built in Wi-Fi is a huge plus for me (I use a CompactFlash Wi-Fi card for the 2210 to access the internet), but the 2210 has a better software package (includes Nevo Universal Remote) and also has CompactFlash expansion which is very nice to have. I'll let the pictures tell you about the form differences: iPaq 4150 on the left, iPaq 2210 on the right, click for larger image iPaq 4150 on the left, iPaq 2210 on the right iPaq 4150 on top, iPaq 2210 on the bottom Battery The battery included with the iPaq 4150 is a 1000mAh, 100mAh more than the older iPaq 1940 device. This is adequate and I'm finding battery life to average about 4 hours with normal usage, but I wish HP had been as generous with the h4150 as they are being with the iPaq h4350 device -- that includes a high-capacity 1,560mAh battery as the standard battery and gives over 6 hours of battery life, obviously because it's 33% more powerful. Of course, the bigger battery means a greater weight for the iPaq 4350 so the tradeoff is we get a lighter device with the h4150. In a test I did placing the screen brightness at standard brightness (50% on mark on the meter) and looping a media file in full screen mode I drained the battery down to 5%, forcing system shut down, after about 3 hours and 45 minutes. The iPaq 4350 is the same as the h4150 but has a built in keyboard and longer lasting 1,560mAh battery Accessories There's been a lot of confusion as to what accessories will work with the iPaq 4150. It's the same size as the iPaq 19XX series so many people are curious as to whether cases for that series fit the 4150. The answer is yes, sort of. The 4150 and 1910 are so close in size that the fit of the case to the PDA is just fine. However, there's the problem that the record button and IR locations are in different places on the 4150 so the cutouts in the 1910 case from people such as InnoPocket do not match up. However, the IR and record button access in the case aren't a huge deal, so if you want a hard case right away then you can go ahead and buy an iPaq 1910/1940 case for your 4150. Think Outside Stoway Keyboard works with the iPaq 4150 Another question that many people are asking is whether the iPaq 4150 can use keyboards that were built for the iPaq 3000 series or 5000 series. The answer is yes! Many people will be happy about this as the 1900 series was very exclusive and you couldn't use accessories for other iPaq devices with them. A specific example of a great foldable keyboard you can use with the 4150 is from Think Outside, makers of the Stowaway Portable Keyboard . Just download the latest drivers for the keyboard ( http://www.thinkoutside.com/support/hpipaq/driver8646.html ), install them on the 4150 and you'll be able to use this keyboard. Think Outside products are also sold under the Targus name through some retailers. This is a link to the keyboard on Amazon.com . www.shopping.hp.com/shopping/images/products/fa196a_150.gif " width=150 border=0> The Bluetooth GPS receiver from HP is another expansion option The only expansion slot you have on the 4150 is the SDIO type. There's a lot of products now coming out for this type of expansion that were once only available as Compact Flash accessories. HP is now offering a 1.3 MP swivel camera for $139.99. You can also use a GPS device that communicates with the 4150 via Bluetooth. I've mentioned before but it's worth mentioning again, many people are disappointed and put off by the fact the iPaq 4150 does not come with a consumer level IR solution or remote control software, but you can solve this problem by looking into Total Remote from Griffin Technology. Conclusion Overall I just really like the 4150, it's a perfect blend of the great screen and form factor of the 1900 series and the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi that comes with the iPaq 2210 and iPaq 5000 series. In the end all PDAs are a compromise of having one option over another, but the iPaq 4150 proves to be one of the least compromising and most feature filled PDAs on the market. It's a thumbs up on buying if you have $400 - $450 in your budget for buying a PDA. Pros Built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth provides all the wireless options you'll need Great screen, brighter and crisper than even the iPaq 2215, but a little bit of yellow hue can be annoying if your device suffers from that. Fantastic form factor, lightweight and slim, the gripping on the back makes it harder to drop this PDA too. Cons Battery life is adequate, but not great, if you have Wi-Fi turned on and screen bright then the battery will disappear fast. If you get a device in which the screen has a strong yellow hue it's annoying to the point that you'll want to take it back and get a different device. Click Here email story see recent articles by abaxter