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HP iPAQ 4355 Pocket PC | 
| Brand: Hewlett-Packard Category: CE
List Price: $499.99 Buy New: $429.00 as of 11/22/2009 01:26 EST details You Save: $70.99 (14%)
New (5) Used (7) Refurbished (1) from $175.00
Seller: transbiz Rating: 39 reviews Sales Rank: 32224
Media: Electronics Operating System: Microsoft Windows Mobile for Pocket PC 2003 Premium CPU Speed: 400 Modem: None Display Size: 3.5 Shipping Weight (lbs): 4 Dimensions (in): 12.3 x 9.1 x 4.1 Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: FA173A#ABA Model: FA173A#ABA UPC: 808736708784 EAN: 0808736708784 ASIN: B0000DBJV5
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| • | Slim, sleek, and affordable | | • | Dazzling Transflective TFT color with LED backlight display | | • | Pocket versions of familiar applications like Outlook, Word, and Excel | | • | Removable/rechargeable batterand integrated keyboard | | • | Integrated Bluetooth |
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Product Description The sleek, 5.8-oz. iPAQ h4355 Pocket PC offers optimized performance that will keep you productive while on the move and at your destinations. A backlit keyboard, integrated WLAN 802.11b and Bluetooth wireless technology, and a Secure Digital (SDIO) slot round out this model's powerful features.
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iPaq with all the goodies already built in January 18, 2004 Tedd Riggs (Redmond, WA USA) 119 out of 122 found this review helpful
I have owned almost every iPaq made to date plus a few other brands and without a doubt, the 4355 is the best by far. Yes it is a bit bigger then most of the other iPaq's, but I do not have a problem with that as it fits so well into my hand and just "feels right" A 1560 mAh battery comes standard with the unit which is about 500 mAh more then most PDA's resulting in a good 3-4 days usage before recharging. I spent once over two hours on WiFi at a local Starbucks and the battery was still going stronge. The WiFi setup could not be simpler, just turn on the unit, select WiFi ON and it has a "snooper" built in and will find the Wifi, add all the correct addressing information and you just connect right away. Takes no more then 10 seconds to handle this. The BlueTooth works perfectly on my HP printer at up to about 30 ft and the other nice thing I found is that the Logitech Bluetooth Keyboard has a universal Bluetooth transmitter/receiver and and I could hook into this with ease for ActiveSync. Along with that, I purchased a 512 MB SD card, a beautiful leather case by the company Piel (www.ipaqcases.com) and with those options I am all set. I find I actually use the keyboard alot and its very neat as its got a "Timex Indaglo" color blue backlight for the keyboard which is very handy. I use the unit for alot of large JPG pictures and they look stunning on the display and also maps created by MapPoint 2004 for Pocket Streets and its amazing ow fast this unit will open even a very large map (17 MB) The screen can be read outside in bright sunlite (well as bright as it gets here in Seattle) which I cannot say for many other PDA's. The programs just "snap open" (e no waiting and rare to see the hourglass symbol) This PDA does of course run the latest PPC software which is called Pocket PC 2003 Premium. Only bad thing, but this is the custom tese days with PDA's is no manual (partial one on the CD) So if you are new to Pocket PC's I would get something "Everything you have always wanted to go with your iPaq" by Frank McPherson. Also its neat as the battery charger unit with the built in USB 2.0 Interface (will run USB 1 also) has a second slot for an extra battery if you want. This kind of option it usually not available or if it is, sells for a rather high price. IF you do not think you will use the keyboard that is built in, there always is basically the same model without the keyboard and that is the iPaq 4155. But this unit does come with a smaller battery (1000 maH I beleive) and I really like the long life of the one that comes with the 4355. Usually I can also find a good number of things I don't like, but not in this model ! A clear winner in the PDA world ! Tedd Riggs Redmond,WA T_Riggs@msn.com
Made me switch from Palm to PocketPC February 2, 2004 M. Kulis (Stamford, Connecticut - United States) 37 out of 39 found this review helpful
I was nervous about switching over to PocketPC from palm, and that I would lose my information,programs, capabilities... But boy was I wrong! The transition was as easy as pie!This unit blows away the competition with features. I needed something with a built in keyboard (this one has a blue backlight so you can type in the dark!), I can't be bothered with online writing utilities (which this one also has, if needed for some reason). The keyboard is one of the most comfortable I have been able to type with my actual fingers (unlike the CLIE's finger-nail type keyboard). Of course it has WiFi and Bluetooth, is fully multimedia compatible. What really blew me away was the amount of software that it comes with. While Palm boasts a large software library, you have to purchase each program seperately, and it gets expensive! Palm comes with the bare minimums installed - to sync with outlook you have to purchase software, for example. This PDA acts exactly like your Windows Based PC. Want to sync with Outlook? Go online? Look at a Flash document? It's all there! It really is foolproof. The store that I tested this out in had wireless internet running through it. This device was FAST, and had no problems connecting to every website that I tested it out on. Since purchasing it, I've found it picks up signals really well. I've been able to drive around and jump on wireless networks in my town, even at the beach! Last night I streamed a radio station from England while at the beach. If that's not cool, I don't know what is! I have not been able to find a more comfortable thumbpad keyboard on a PDA device with more features, or a better value than this one! If you're in the market for a new PDA, I'd buy this if I were you!
I love this thing!! December 31, 2003 28 out of 30 found this review helpful
I have had my 4355 for approximately a month now, and I am blown away by it's set of features.It literally has everything one could want from a handheld. The built in WiFi effortlessly recognized our home network, I bought a BT GPS receiver on ebay, which gives me wireless GPS navigation, while leaving the SD slot free for my memory cards. I, personally love the keyboard. I have never been a fan of handwriting recognition, and I have larger than average hands, so the size is actually perfect for me. While it's a bit longer because of the keyboard (1 inch longer than the 4150), the device itself is very thin. My girlfriend bought the 4150, which aside from the keyboard, and a slightly smaller battery has the same features. Battery life is better than average, although like every other device, heavy WiFi use drains it pretty quickly. Simply buying an additional battery for emergencies would suffice for just about anyone's usage. The keyboard is a good size, making thumb typing very easy. If it has a drawback, it's that there aren't stand alone number keys, so typing alot of numbers is a bit of a hassle at times. But that's really nitpicking. Overall, I can't really find anything not to like about this handheld. Except the terrible case that HP gives you with it. I'm still waiting for others to hit the stores so I can replace it.
HP Ipaq 4355, the perfect road companion. October 4, 2004 Maksim N. 14 out of 14 found this review helpful
The HP Ipaq 4355 is a great road companion. Not only is it easy to use, thanks to Microsoft Windows Mobile 2003, but also very powerful, thanks to Hewlett Packard. With this PocketPC, you are always in touch. After being accustomed to lugging around my laptop between work, school and home, I replaced them all with this PDA. It is powerful enough to do basic applications, such as powerpoint presentations, word documents and excel spreadsheets, but besides this, you are always in touch and can check email and browse the net thanks to 802.11b WiFi and bluetooth built into this pda. The mini keyboard makes it easy to type and send messages. The battery life is also fantastic, and along with a second removeable battery, you do not have to worry about running out, and even if you do, there is a backup battery that will save your information. All In all, after using this Pda for a few months, there is no way anyone can take this away, because my back is happy because I no longer have to carry a heavy laptop with me wherever I go!
Some tips to save your efforts April 22, 2004 10 out of 10 found this review helpful
It took me some time to set it up but it is really amazing and exactly what I expected of a great pda. Share with you some tips to save your time on setup. 1.WLAN setup: extremely easy. Once you enter the main menu, click 'start' to find 'ipad wireless' in the menu. It shows you both bluetooth and wlan icons. Click 'WLAN' and then it will show you the wireless networks around, exactly the same as how to setup laptop's WLAN. 2.Install software. It bugged me for a while. I assumed I could install softwares on it directly.(This is my first pda.) In fact, we have to install activesync to the desktop first. Plug 4355 to the cradle and then connect the cradle to your desktop by USB cable. Now, install the softwares to your desktop and they are automatically installed to 4355 by ActiveSync. 3. So far, ActiveSync performs very well. 4. An extra SD memory card is a must to leverage your investment.
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