HP iPAQ h5550 Pocket PC ( FA107A#8ZQ )

• Biometric fingerprint reader
• Intel 400MHz processor
• Windows Mobile 2003 Pocket PC
• 12 hours of average battery use
• What's in the box: iPAQ Pocket PC, USB Desktop cradle/charger, AC Adapter, holster with belt clip, battery, getting started poster, charger adapter, hp iPAQ Pocket PC Companion CD

I bought an H5550 in April this year (2008), supposedly with 12 months warranty. A week ago it failed to turn on. I borrowed a fully charged battery, tried hard reset. Tried holding power button on for one minute as advised by HP. No go. Commenced warranty claim to be told, "this product is outside its service life. There are no more parts available for it".

Before you buy, search the web for customer reviews. You'll find its given HEAPS of trouble. It appears to have been the lemon of the range, often just dying like mine did. If you try to get it fixed you'll probably be told by HP like I was that they can't repair it.

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Consistently rave reviews from the press and users who take the time to read the manual. The ample memory, fast Intel processor, integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth along with the huge screen make this 5500 series a pleasure to use. I have gotten and used many other PDAs and now have the iPAQ 210 as well as the 5550.

For most applications for my work I tend to use the 5550 due to the larger screen and the ability for me to comfortably use a foldable keyboard. It's easier to cart abound than my 17" laptop.

So while it's a little more complex to use than your cell phone the features and benefits make reading the manual a fine way to pass an hour.

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Terrible product. The factory battery has a pleasant little feature that wipes out all data if the battery dies. You have to purchase an aftermarket battery to avoid this. Unfortunately I learned this the hard way. Also, the screen isn't very user friendly. Once you've used a product like the iPhone, this seems very outdated. You can get most of the features available on this on you standard cell phone. HP makes great laptops, but this product is really outdated.