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HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld Armor Case - The Metal Case (Black) | 
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| Brand: BoxWave Corporation
Category: CE
Buy New: $27.95
Rating:  1 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
UPC: 011540775525
EAN: 0011540775525
ASIN: B0013EHPEG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Form-fitting case designed to perfectly fit your HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld | | • | Made of anodized aluminum that is strong yet lightweight | | • | Designed with a clear plexiglass window that protects your HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld's screen so you can easily read your display! | | • | Interior is padded with a thin layer of foam that holds your device securely in place | | • | Accessible openings give quick access to button functions, camera, and charging/synchronization port |
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Product Description
BoxWave's Armor Case is a form-fitting, aluminum metal case that is designed to protect your HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld from everyday wear and tear. It comes in your choice of two colors: black or metallic silver. This lets you customize the color of your HP iPAQ 111 Classic Handheld!
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| Customer Reviews:
Good case- but two annoying usage issues March 20, 2008
Frank Z (Greer, SC USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Call me paranoid but I always get a hard case to go with my PDA. So I was very happy to see that somebody came up with a hard case to go with my HP iPAQ 111 Classic. This one is a beauty. I went with the black aluminium case instead of the silver colored one. A nice feature is the clear plastic window in the case's front lid- all you have to do is pull out the case, turn it on,read your next appointment on the 111's display, power off, and put it back in your shirt pocket. Quick, easy, efficient. Of course, you might want to consider getting a screen protector for it as well as for your 111- the case's window will be prone to scratches since it faces the world. The only annoying part of this case's design for me is the placement of the hinge. The hinge is on the right side of the unit. Which means that the case opens like a book you open from the back cover instead of the more logical and intuitive way you normally open a book. With the case cover open, the lid obstructs access to the power switch, reset button, and the voice recorder button. If the case opened in a more conventional manner, it would only obstruct the SD card slot. I don't know about you, but I use the power switch and the recorder button more often than I fiddle with SD cards. Being right handed, I can't even use the open cover as a tray to hold a note or business card as I enter it in my 111 because my hand obstructs the view while I'm writing. So in my opinion, the case design is optimized for lefties and has a minor operational annoyance for righties. Being a rightie, therefore, I'm deducting one star because all in all, it's still a good accessory for the 111.
Update: Deducting two stars. I dropped the case- it fell from my pocket about 3 1/2 ft. to the ground. The case popped open and my iPaq popped out of the case when it hit the sidewalk. Luckily, my iPaq still works and the only cosmetic damage is a scratch on the screen protector (easily replaced) and a couple of scratches on the body. But a case that pops open and allows the device to fall out after a short fall is NOT a good case, in my opinion. It should have stayed closed. So now I'm rating it as a two-star device although Amazon won't let me change the rating. A pity, because otherwise, it had the potential of being a great case.
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