wanting new pda

[dunno]

now days there are so many pda's around what is a good pda and preferably one that doesn't lock up all the time with tom tom oh yeah and must have blue-tooth

thanks

[pletharoe]

Any answers to this are going to be very subjective as not many people have the opportunity to try enought PDAs to know which one is best. HP have always made good machines (I used to use a 5450, which I thought was excellent), but now I'm using an XDAIIs (AKA MDAIII, Orange M2000, I-mate) It's got some funny bluetooth stuff going on as far as headsets are concerned, but get the right headset and it's fine. As for using a bluetooth GPS, I've used three on my (Leadtec High sensitivity XTRAC2, Fortuna GPSmart and Fortuna Clip-on) all have worked, but the GPSmart had issues (which I beleive to be downto the GPS, not the PDA)

[dunno]

thanks for replying ,
i do know what you are saying maybe this was the wrong forum to post in

it's just that i am using a 2210 at the moment and want to upgrade to either another 2210 (as i was going to give this 1 to my wife) ,but i see they are no longer for sale on global positioning systems ,and i was also wondering if it was a obsolete pda ,therefor what to update with

thanks

[Privateer]

Hi Dunno,

The 2210 is a nice PPC for SatNav. Unfortunately HP has now discontinued them . I managed to buy a returned one from GlobalPositioningSystems, earlier this week as a present for my Girlfriend.

I have also ordered a couple of factory refurbished ones from Expansys for back ups.

I think the nearest to the old 2210, in the current HP range is the 2110.

Regards,
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[StevenGourlay]

You are correct the the 2110 is the repalcement for the 2210 but there is a few more powerful units out there:

Hx 2100 Budget

Intel® PXA270 Processor 312 MHz
Integrated Bluetooth®1 wireless technology
Integrated Compact Flash type II (CF) and Secure Digital (SDIO) slots
64 MB ROM and 64 MB SDRAM, Up to 65 MB user available memory that includes 31 MB iPAQ File Store



HX 2400 Mid range

Intel® PXA270 Processor 520 MHz
Integrated WiFi (802.11b) 1
Integrated Bluetooth®1 wireless technology
Integrated Compact Flash type II (CF) and Secure Digital (SDIO) slots
64 MB ROM and 64 MB SDRAM, Up to 65 MB user available memory that includes 31 MB iPAQ File Store

Hx 2700 High end

Intel® PXA270 Processor 624 MHz
Integrated Biometric fingerprint reader
Integrated Wi-Fi (802.11b) 1
Integrated Bluetooth®1 wireless technology
Integrated Compact Flash type II (CF) and Secure Digital (SDIO) slots
128 MB ROM, 128 MB SDRAM; Up to 185 MB user available memory that includes 80 MB iPAQ File Store
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[dunno]

thanks for replys , been thinking about it & might wait till tt4 comes out and see what packages they have avaliable ,as it is just around the corner now

[Jacklad]

I changed out my 2210 for a 2750 ... and it has a much better display, and is very much faster.
Don't know if that is significant to you

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