Speaking of cards, the 210 supports the rare but welcome combination of both SDHC and CF cards. Some large databases like Lexipedia’s unabridged Wikipedia, dictionaries, and medical references will always need generous card spaces.

mobiletechreview reviewed the HP iPAQ 210 and gave out”The HP iPAQ 200-series returns to us the strength of a powerful PDA with a decent sized screen and ample memory and storage capacity, and a good battery. The 210 raises the pocket laptop to a new level for road warriors. The high-speed 802.11g WiFi with WAP and WAP2 for networking adds another strong draw, as does the improved Office Mobile 6.1. Although the size is larger than advertised and the color less than pitched, the iPAQ 210 still provides a strong draw. Tanker Bob very much enjoys his and recommends it to his friends.”

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