Compare Hewlett Packard Compaq Evo D510 Ultra-Slim (470058-870) PC Desktop to Compaq iPAQ Avant-Garde (470018-216) PC Desktop

The Compaq Evo D510 Desktop models deliver an innovative combination of features and flexibility to large businesses and global enterprises that require value in lowest total cost of ownership, maximum stability, and manageability.??Evo D510 Desktop models are designed to provide a consistent, stable platform, so that IT and procurement managers can plan consistent system deployments over time periods of up to 12 months. Having a consistent platform means that you can integrate Evo D510 Desktop PCs at your own pace without having to qualify and test the image each time you deploy new units. Compaq's commitment to offering stable and consistent products reduces the need to re-qualify models, which extend product lifecycles and reduces IT cost and support requirements.??Each Evo D510 Desktop model ships with a single software image across products with a common chipset. This commonality and predictability makes Evo D510 Desktop models easier to deploy and manage since there are fewer... Less

Compaq refers to its latest product, the iPAQ, as an Internet device, implying that its primary purpose is to access the Web. Such a product is typically meant for consumers. The Compaq iPAQ is in fact a fully functional corporate PC - albeit an unusual one.??Smaller than most mini-towers and irregular in shape, the iPAQ has no bus slots, and its lone external drive bay does not accept desktop drives. Rather, it accepts the hot-swappable drives typically used in Compaq's Armada notebooks. This uniquely designed product is ideal for corporate network environments and for employees who primarily use their PC for mainstream office productivity applications and corporate Internet/intranet access. Less