pda indecision

[aDub]

Okay so I bought a HP ipaq 1910 about a week ago and I had been satisfied with it but I knew from the beginning that using an adapter in order to use normal headphones would be a problem and I was right as the stupid radio shack adapter broke off and got stuck in it. I decided to take it back and get a toshiba e335 because I had heard good things about it but honestly I dont know if I like it better or not. I cant get the sound output to sound as good and the screen sucks compared to the ipaq but the speed is better on the toshiba. Anyway I can live with the screen difference but the sound is a major issue to me and unless I can find a fix I may have to take it back and get the hp again. Anyone have suggestions on making the sound sound less dull? I like the bass and treble boost on the ipaq but its not in the toshiba control panel, but something to that effect.

 

[fr]

You can't do much about the speaker. It's just like that. Try boosting/adjusting your audio files before you send them to your PDA.

 

[aDub]

Actually I forgot to mention that I was listening with headphones. I had thought of boosting the songs first but I think Ive made my mind up to get the hp again now.

 

[vetteguy]

If you're concerned about the speed, there is a utility out that lets you overclock the HP 1910. As far as sound, I wouldn't expect any Pocket PC to have sound output that would rival, say, your PC. There are some that are better than others though.