Compaq iPAQ Pocket PC h3600 Specifications download pdf (Page 37)

Micke Gunnarsson 2001-07-19

by saying that the iPAQ could be a nice complement to a laptop is that the iPAQ isn’t

suited for heavier work, such as writing a longer memo in word or reading a large text

file. The power of the iPAQ lays in its easy access to information.

7.2.3 An “Experienced want-to-try-everything man”

The persons belonging to this category knows a lot more about computer technology

than I do. These could be software developers for various companies with a large

interest in computers. They might not yet be familiar to the PocketPC environment

but their knowledge about these areas in general makes it easy for them to adapt to a

new operating system, its hardware and capability. Whether these users should buy an

iPAQ or not is hard to comment.

If they have a large interest in PDA´s there is no question that the iPAQ is superior to

other devices such as a Palm or similar. There is a large interest on the market for

applications to the iPAQ. The demand is especially large when it comes to an

application that uses the connectivity possibilities of the iPAQ.

So if you consider yourself to belong there is not much I can say. You probably know

(at least after reading this report) in what way the iPAQ could make life easier for

you.

7.3 The Bottom Line

Well, what can I say? Now at my last day of writing this report I can tell you that I’ve

sold my dear Palm V in favour of buying a PocketPC. I don’t yet know if I’m going

to buy an iPAQ or a Casio Cassiopeia but it will definitely be a PocketPC device. The

Palm is still a great device but the functionality is greater with for example an iPAQ

and it also has a much larger entertainment value. The price difference between a

Palm and an iPAQ isn’t so big so if you can afford a Palm M505, which is their new

model, you can also afford an iPAQ.

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