The HP iPAQ h2210 comes with practically everything you will need to get yourself started in the world of Personal Digital Assistants. From a hardware perspective, you get the h2210 PDA, a cradle to dock the PDA with your computer, and an AC adapter to charge your PDA.

The AC adapter is usable in conjunction with the cradle to charge the PDA while it is docked. You can also bring the AC adapter with you when you are traveling with the h2210. Unfortunately the adapter's prongs do not collapse making the adapter slightly bulky.

Front of the cradle	Side shot	Rear view

AC adapter	with plug to adapt to the iPAQ directly

HP packages a case for your h2210 which is good enough to keep scratches and scuff marks away from the case. However this case is not a hardened case so don't expect it to protect the PDA from a lot of pressure.

Front of the case	Side of the case

HP uses the latest Pocket PC 2003 Premium Edition (also known as Windows Mobile 2003 for Pocket PC) for the iPAQ h2210. You get a CD which comes with Microsoft Outlook 2002 and Microsoft ActiveSync software and various other applications.

Here are some shots of the box that I got the iPAQ in: