iPAQ 1910 Pocket PC

The iPAQ 1910 was the first completely redesigned iPAQ Pocket PC released after the original iPAQ design. The 1910 was HP's second try at a low range Pocket PC, the first being the monochrome 3100 series. But unlike the 3100, the iPAQ 1910 was a hit. Practically the only downside to the entirely new form factor is that the 1900 series is incompatible with all existing iPAQ expansion packs. While the 1910 helped set a new course for Pocket PCs, it had a relatively short life.

The chief complaints against the 1910 were leveled at its sluggish performance and practically nonexistent expansion options. HP has released two excellent successors to correct each problem, the iPAQ 1945 and the iPAQ 1935.