It comes with the complete Microsoft Office package (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) Along with many great applications developed by HP for this unit.
There is a socket on the bottom for inserting a Compact Flash memory chip (Type I only). This socket is difficult to get to, so it's useful only for memory that you're going to leave in the unit.
On the side is a standard, Type I or Type II, PCMCIA card socket.
Easy to get to and there are many possibilities for this socket. You could add a wireless WiFi card, a 56kb modem, etc. By using a Compact Flash to PCMCIA adapter, you can use a Type II Compact Flash in this socket. Using this setup, I was able to easily add a small Compact Flash camera, and a second Compact Flash, for backups. A lot of possibilities here.
There's a ton of free software out there for this unit. Also a lot of good commercial programs available. Yes, you can even run Linux on this unit. Watch DIVX movies. Sorry, no headphone jack.
It's a very well-built unit and just plain fun to play with!
Don't leave home without it. But do check the prices on this, as they vary quite a bit. (TigerDirect has them for $99 currently)It is an excellent refurbished product. It is all pre-programed and functions very well given that it was designed to be used for a dial-up email service
and internet.
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