Not sure where the connection was broken, but iPAQs are handled devices
running Windows Mobile. They do not have nay of the things you describe.
They are self contained and do not have any architectural similarities to
desktop computers.

Bobby

ben_myers_spam_me_not @ charter.net (Ben Myers) wrote in message
...
I've serviced several IPaqs lately, upgrading the memory and doing
housecleaning
on the windows files. They have a smallish chassis which stands upright
on the
desktop. Nice computer if space is limited.

The motherboard is smaller than microATX. It has an Intel 810 chipset and
2
DIMM sockets handling up to 512MB PC100 or PC133 memory. Built-in
Ethernet,
parallel, serial, USB 1.1. Standard 3.5" hard drive. Notebook style
CD-ROM
drive. Depending on the CPU speed and the amount of main memory, $45
apiece may
be a very good deal... Ben Myers

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Anyone got the skinny on Ipaqs. I admit I've pretty much ignored
them.
however a friend has a deal for several at $45.00 a piece and wants to
hook
his family in the Philippines up with them. Worth the trouble or just a
waste of time?

KC