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HP Jornada 545Synchronize with your desktop PC at the touch of a button. Then carry and access your contacts, tasks, calendars, memos, and e-mail anywhere. Even view e-mail attachment files. Review and act on your e-mail and surf the Web. Send instant messages to online friends and stay up-to-date with the latest news, sports scores, and stock information. When you're ready to do more, add a third-party modem card or wireless accessory using the CompactFlash expansion slot. Efficiently review and revise your documents and spreadsheets using familiar pocket versions of Word and Excel. Download digital music, images, and other multimedia files from your desktop PC fast with the USB cradle or serial cable. Instantly find the information you need with quick launch screen icons. And quickly capture your thoughts with the built-in voice recorder. Listen to your favorite audiobooks and articles from leading newspapers and magazines. Hear popular MP3 and WMA music and compile your own digital music playlist. Read best-selling e-books. Even create a digital photo album to share with friends. With the stereo-quality audio system and unique, vertically aligned pixel color screen, you can listen, read, and relax in comfort. Designed to fit the way you live, the slim HP Jornada features a rubber protection strip to make it easy to grip and carry anywhere. Its elegant alloy casing allows you to project style and professionalism in any environment, while its sleek metal cover provides durability and protects the screen from scratches. You can also personalize it to fit your needs with a variety of accessories. Newest Review: ... everyone is aware that HP have miss informed there customer about the colour.65 million but only getting 4096 colours. I ... more More Hewlett-Packard PDAs
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by - written on 25/01/01 (Very useful, 268 readings)
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The first and so far only pda I’ve ever owned is the Jornada 545. And I must say, it’s extremely good value. I’ll try and write this opinion so that it’s most helpful for first time buyers of a pda (like I was), as I think the 545 is the best pda for a first time user/buyer. The Jornada 545 was one of the launching machines for Microsoft’s ‘pocket pc’ this is really an upgraded version of Win CE (Win CE 3.0). Before pocket pc, Win Ce was extremely slow, and lacked features, and so it didn’t really take off. Because of that, Microsoft decided to give it a new name in hope that people would forget it’s ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/10/00 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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I've had my Jornada 545 for a few months now, and I can honestly say that it's the most useful & reliable PDA that I've had. I had a 3Com Palm IIIe before, but it's way behind in comparison !! The revised pocket pc OS (which is really just a revised Win CE) works well, and the menus & functionality are 2nd nature if you're used to a Windows OS. The PDA has Word, Excel, MS Money, & MS Reader (& more !) built in, together with the usual contacts, calander, tasks etc. The whole lot also synchronises well with a pc (via USB or serial). Mine came with a 56k modem, which fits into the slot 1 in the top, and connection to the net is ok, ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/10/00
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The Jornada 545 pocket pc was one of the launch machines for the new microsoft operating system. The Jornada has an SH3 133MHz processor and has 16MB RAM. It has good sound, and is capable of displaying 4,000 colours. 16MB RAM is not acceptable. The Jornada 548 has 32MB but costs over £80 more. Seeing as mp3 takes up a MB per min you can only have about 16 mins of music, or 4 tracks. And if you want to take advantage of other types of media that the new OS boasts then you won't have enough room, with e-books and mpeg video taking up a lot of memory. Only 32MB will do. The Screen is only capable of 4,000 colours. This would be ok, but the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/12/00 (Very useful, 155 readings)
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Well, had the screen been better, this would have been the best pocket PC in its generation. Lets look at the Spec objectively....The Compaq device has a 200Mhz+ processor...but do the tiny applications that the pocket pc's need really need more than the 133Mhz of the Jornada. I admit that having 32Mb internal storage is handy, but personally, (as i keep my WMA's on a flash card) I find the 16Mb more than adequate! The word files are so small. The new CE operating system is vastly improved on its predecessors. A carbon copy of the Windows9x desktop was simply too complex for the (very) small screen. Pocket PC leads to a far less cluttered screen. The ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/12/00 (Useful, 78 readings)
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...otherwise, you'd be better off sticking with a Palm series machine or something like that! Why? Well, there are broadly two kinds of users - the busy professional who just wants an electronic diary and some e-mail functionality, and then there are the people who want all of that, plus the opportunity to show off!! You see, the HP Jornada is a great "Multimedia" machine, with diary, e-mail, and a whole host of other features, such as an MP3 player, games (yes, 3D golf is now possible in your pocket!!) You can view pictures, watch movies (in a fashion!) and also record voice memos. But do you really need these features? If ... Read the complete review
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