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product_id: 75672526
title: "HP iPAQ 214 Pocket PC"
brand: "hp"
price: "S$4"
currency: SGD
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reviews_count: 4
url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/75672526-hp-ipaq-214-pocket-pc
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# Fast charging Compact size Coiled cable design HP iPAQ 214 Pocket PC

**Brand:** hp
**Price:** S$4
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

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## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** HP iPAQ 214 Pocket PC by hp
- **How much does it cost?** S$4 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/75672526-hp-ipaq-214-pocket-pc)

## Best For

- hp enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hp brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Durable Design:** Built to withstand the rigors of daily use, ensuring longevity.
- • **Rapid Recharge:** Get back to business faster with quick charging capabilities.
- • **Pocket-Sized Power:** Fits perfectly in your bag or pocket for on-the-go charging.
- • **Tangle-Free Convenience:** Say goodbye to cord chaos with our coiled cable design!
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Works seamlessly with a variety of devices for ultimate versatility.

## Overview

The HP iPAQ 214 Pocket PC car adapter features a coiled cable designed to minimize cord mess, ensuring a tidy and efficient charging experience while on the road. Its compact size and fast charging capabilities make it an essential accessory for busy professionals.

## Description

Product description          of goods:Since some photos in listings may be stock please refer to seller notes for item condition and included accessories as they may be different from factory supplied.For your protection and ours, security stickers are added to all products and serial numbers are recorded.Exported By ExportYourStore             Box Contains          Removable / rechargeable Lithium-Ion 2200 mAh batteryAC Adapter with 6 ft (1.83 m) power cord1 24-pin connector synchronisation / charge cableStylusSlip caseHP iPAQ Companion CD and documentation kit

## Features

- Car adapter designed with coiled cable to minimise cord mess
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## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: does it have location for a sim card?**
A: No, it does not. It has a slot for a ScanDisk type memory but no Sim card

**Q: I appreciate its age but is it compatible with modern pc's in any way . also what is its memory size.i intend to use it as adevice to store my pin's/e**
A: I've had mine for many years already and had never had any problems. My family in Colombia use it in agriculture to make field maps, measure areas of the fields, gps referencing where soil samples are taken, etc. We bought it in conjunction with a GPS antenna and programs for the farm from ISAGRI in Italy. The one I have I got to serve as as a bridge between my family in Colombia and the ISAGRI company in Italy in case there was some problem with the field programs. I use mine now to store information, Word Mobile, Excel Mobile and Power Point Mobile. Also pdf clearly. I have been storing agronomic information in the unit for many years already and still do. I also keep all my passwords.The unit I have has 162.67 MB in the main memory for filing. It also has 121.40 MB in the main memory for programs.I have a memory card of 8 Gigabytes that I use to store files. I have used it with a 32 Gigabyte card but actually since I don't have that much data, the 8 Giga card is enough.It has wi-fi for internetI can connect to my PC that has Windows 10 operating system.I can transfer files from my PC to the iPAQ and back.I hope the information helps

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ I'm glad I bought it
*by M***G on 18 August 2009*

My 214 is the 3rd PDA I have owned but the first HP. Number 1 was a LOOX but Fujitsu-Siemens don't make them anymore and I wouldn't buy one if they did. It had lots of features but lots of problems too, mainly with the screen but in it's last days it was always crashing. Number 2 was an Acer. A lot less facilities than I was used to with the LOOX but with a similar price tag so not good on price. It is a tiny little thing that feels fragile. Having said that it did survive using a few rules I learned with the LOOX (never put a PDA with screen outwards in your pocket - never put it down, pocket only so you can't loose it - always shut down running software when you go to bed, it won't crash over night). When I deleted the software I was using (SPB Time, WordBook, PocketBible, 995 Password manager and 995 Solitaire pack) it did perk up a bit. In Acer's defense I would like to say I am writing this review on a truly wonderful Acer laptop (Aspire 5920G) which, like Mary Popins, is practicaly perfect in every way. So what can be said about the HP 214? It definately is not fragile. I guess it must be four times heavier and twice as thick as the Acer. I have only been using it for five months but I get the impression it will survive all but the most severe of knocks and bumps. It has all the bells and whisltles. It does go flat over night occasionally. I haven't quite got my finger on the problem (even after 5 months) but it seems to be related to switching it's self on in the night due to an alarm (all-day appoinment reminders trigger their alarm at midnight) and then not switching off due to some combination of switched off sound and device lock. The problem is best handled by shutting down all running software before bed. The conclusion to all this is that the 214 is better than the other two. It has a more professional feel to it. It handles some facilities that were complicated and fiddly on the other two rather neatly and there's always the hope that an update for my old software will remove the problems.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An excellent PDA overall, but with a few little issues
*by M***T on 13 March 2009*

The iPAQ 214 has a beautifully clear screen, and please ignore those reviews which say that screen tap response is poor: if that was once the case, it no longer is. With Windows Mobile 6, the iPAQ 214 can seamlessly integrate with MS Outlook calendar and contacts. The built-in Windows live software gives excellent seamless communication with a Hotmail (or similar) e-mail account via wireless collectivity. The built-in Office Mobile gives similar seamless functionality with Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and other documents. Like all new pieces of kit, it takes a little while to get to know its quirks, some of which irritated me at first, but now that I'm going with the flow, I enjoy this PDA. The predictive text is quite impressive, but, especially if you work in a secure or sensitive environment, it would be good to be able to selectively delete words you have used, rather than all or nothing.Ironically, the Microsoft ActiveSync software is one of its greatest weaknesses. It does not deal well with conflicts in Outlook -- for example, making an update on your desktop, and also an update on your PDA: you have to choose in advance, which one is going to overwrite which -- and how annoying is that? (Compare with Palm software, which will create duplicates if necessary: there are no duplicates with Microsoft ActiveSync!). And as for getting this device to synchronise using the wireless (as opposed to Bluetooth or USB) connection, well, don't even start me on that! The manual and help text are as good as useless on this front. Connecting via your wireless router to other computers is fine, it is just the synchronising that is the problem (unless you have a Masters degree in networking, which I do not).It is no 'slim Jim', but I think the build quality and functionality compensate for that. It is hard to call this a Pocket PC and keep a straight face!Okay, so there are a few criticisms here, but none of them for me were showstoppers. I still give this five stars, and would recommend anybody looking for a high quality PDA, which could interface well with their desktop, to use this device.Steve

### ⭐⭐⭐ Works well but no advantage over a Smartphone
*by D***M on 27 June 2008*

I have been using a PDA of some kind for at least 12 years but it is now a dying product. The bottom line is that the IPAQ 214 offers no significant computing advantages over my 3 year old O2 XDA II Smartphone. I have also found that because PDAs are getting less support from the manufacturers I have had problems in getting accessories such as extra stylus pens. Having said this, after a few months use it has worked fine with no need to reset as yet. My only negative comment is that it feels quite delicate in construction and that it would break if dropped (as opposed to my O2 XDA that is built like a tank).The bottom line is that I can't really recommend PDAs any longer because some of the Smartphone are as good as PDAs, if not better. But if you really want to buy one then this is a good and reasonably priced model.

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