Hp ipaq 1940

Description:

Bright screen - large, vivid 320 x 240 resolution


Great as a powerful handheld computer
eg the Mobile versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel
Calendar / Contacts / ToDo Lists
Internet Explorer, Media Player, Image Viewer etc


Good sound for MP3 playing
What is "In-the Box"

Hewlett Packard iPAQ 1940

USB cable connector to your PC for charging and AutoSynchronising, for downloading new programmes or games, or loading photos and films on to a memory card

Copies of the :"Getting Started Guide", the User Guide and the Installation CD containing :
Interactive tour of the iPAQ
MS AutoSync
MS Outlook
the full User Reference Guide

AND a compilation CD with over 30 useful additional programmes you could add, including :

a clever full-screen keyboard
a quicker and easier way to enter new Contacts and Notes
a playlist manager for your MP3s
Microsoft Reader and over 20 eBooks
Transcriber for better handwriting input
eWallet for keeping your passwords securely
a better NotePad application, similar to NotePad on your PC
a programme for converting video on your PC to video in DivX for your iPAQ
software to re-dimension your photos for better viewing on the iPAQ
a programme to personalise the screen with your own small photo
a stopwatch programme
Pocket Quicken, and a visual programme for your budget
a Notepad programme much better than the one supplied with the iPAQ
software to make voice notes in MP3 format to save memory
a simple on-screen drawing programme
Powerpoint presentation viewer
some fun games including a Tetris lookalike
etc etc etc

The iPAQ has :
a truly vivid TFT colour screen, easily visible in full daylight
powerful and useful hand-held computer, including Pocket Word, Excel and Internet Explorer, Pocket Outlook which can be synchronised with Outlook contacts and diary on your PC, ToDo lists , Notes and full back-up of the iPAQ either to the SD card or to your PC
can be used as a quality MP3 player, with a built-in speaker and a stereo audio jack for your headphones. There is microphone input to allow voice notes to be taken
use the iPAQ as a way of carrying photos, or even DVD films
input can be by handwriting using the stylus, by voice, by using an on-screen keyboard, or by using proprietary hardware of software keyboards for greater speed. The Pocket PC is controlled and activities selected using the stylus with the touch-screen