Typical price: £245
What we think: While the rx3715's Media Companion functions didn't inspire us, this PDA's features and top-notch performance make it well worth considering
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 26 July 2004
Tags: HP, HP iPaq rx3715 Mobile Media Companion, wireless, white balance, connections
We like:
Extralong battery life; impressive performance; integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth; built-in camera; user-replaceable battery
We don't like:
Complicated and immature Mobile Media software
You might also need:
Memory cards; headphones
CNET UK judgement:
While the rx3715's Media Companion functions didn't inspire us, this PDA's features and top-notch performance make it well worth considering
Full review:
HP is pitching its new iPaq rx3715 not as an organisational tool but as an entertainment device (hence the Mobile Media Companion name instead of Pocket PC). In addition to the basic digital audio and video features found on most Pocket PCs, this model sports a built-in 1.2-megapixel digital camera and apps for managing digital music, photos, and video on PCs throughout your home via a Wi-Fi wireless network. It's a great idea, but this software is strictly for early adopters. Nevertheless, the iPaq rx3715 is an impressive PDA with a long list of features and excellent performance. Continue Reading...
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