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HP’s latest foray into the smartphone market, the iPAQ 900 series, has slipped through the FCC, packing dual-band HSDPA (850/1900MHz), which points towards AT&T being a possible carrier. The Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional-powered smartphone offers a QWERTY keyboard for convenient text entry, as well as Google Maps Mobile and Google Search pre-loaded.
A full office suite, including mobile versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and OneNote is included, as well as built-in WiFi. A microSD card slot is available for expanded memory, as well as a 3 megapixel camera with flash.
You can peruse the FCC filing here.
News by Ricky Cadden from mobileburn.com
In this age where being able to communicate with others is often top of the list of priorities, it seems a little strange that HP should continue to roll out unconnected PDAs. However the HP iPAQ 214 Enterprise is the latest update of the line aimed at IT professionals and those users who place versatility above connectivity.
The design is a standard PDA, so you’ll find a 4-inch touchscreen that has an impressive 640 x 480-pixel resolution and an ambient light sensor, so the screen is always at optimum brightness without impacting on battery life. Below this are four function buttons and a multi-directional button for navigating the screen.
The build quality is solid and due to the large screen it feels bulky in the hand. Weighing 190g, this isn’t something you’ll want to carry around in your shirt pocket too often.
When it comes to processing power, there is the Marvell 624MHz PXA310 Processor, which proved a little sluggish at times but once applications are open we found it ran smoothly. With 128MB of RAM and 256MB of ROM, there is space for your extra programs and files to be stored.
HP ’s latest handheld, the iPAQ 210, has a spec sheet that’s remarkably similar: a Marvell 624-MHz processor, a 640-by-480-pixel VGA screen, built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth , and an SD card slot are among its features. Look more closely, however, and you’ll see some real improvements: The CPU is a next-generation PXA310 instead of the more common PXA270, the iPAQ’s Bluetooth spec is now 2.0, and the SD slot is SDIO-compatible. In fact, as it turns out, the iPAQ 210 is a significant leap from both the Axim X51v and HP’s own three-year-old iPAQ hx2795 (even more so with the latter, since the hx2795 had only a 320-by-240-pixel screen and 64MB of RAM). Despite some mixed performance results, for those who still need a standalone PDA—particularly in the enterprise market—the iPAQ 210 is tough to beat.
The iPAQ 210 is encased in black and gunmetal grey plastic. It measures 5.3 by 3 by 0.7 inches (HWD) and weighs 6.7 ounces with the battery installed. The transflective TFT screen, at 4 inches, is a bit bigger than the Axim’s 3.7-inch LCD. There’s a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, a built-in microphone, and a mini-USB port. On the front of the unit is a five-way control pad, four programmable buttons, a voice-recorder button, a power button, and a paper-clip-style Reset button.
Making a busy life easy is a handy PDA. It allows you to manage work from almost anywhere. HP is coming out with the iPAQ 210 that features a 4" 640 x 480 VGA touch screen display. Other specs include a 624MHz Marvell PXA310 processor, 128MB SDRAM, 256MB Flash ROM, 3.5mm headphone jack, 802.11b/g wireless, WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR. There is SDIO and Compact Flash memory card slots thrown in and Windows Mobile 6 Classic, Windows Mobile Office also feature. Apparently the HP iPAQ 210 will cost $449 when it comes.
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The HP iPaq 614c Business Navigator powered by Windows Mobile 6 Professional with 3G Data access also includes GPS and Wi-Fi access.
When 3G data access is unavailable the HP iPaq 614c Business Navigator uses Quad band EDGE/GPRS technology.
The HSDPA 3G connectively can be extended via the USB sync cable to a laptop enabling the iPaq 614c to act as a 3G modem supplying the laptop with a broadband-style Internet link without the need for a telephone land line.
Integrating the navigation dial into the conventional numeric keypad of the iPaq 614c keyboard frees up valuable space for the 2.8" touch screen colour TFT display.
Main Features
- 3G HSDPA at up to 3.6/7.2 Mbps speeds
- Assisted GPS satellite location
- Dual standard Wi-Fi Wireless 802.11b/g
- Large 2.8” 240×320 pixel transflective TFT colour display
- Ultra-fast 520Mhz Marvell PXA270 processor
- Touchwheel, Touch screen and 12key numeric keypad
- Quality built 60×117x17.5mm candy bar design case, 145g
- Quadband EDGE/GPRS Worldwide support
- Easy Thumbwheel or Pad one-handed usage
More info at devicewire
HP released its compact PDA ‘iPAQ 112 Classic Handheld’ in Japan market, which adopts 3.5-inch touch screen with 240 x 320 resolution.
Measuring 13.6mm thickness and 114.6g weight, it runs on Windows Mobile 6 Classic OS. Featuring 802.11b/g and Bluetooth 2.0+EDR wireless technology, it offers about 15 hours of battery life. Suggested price is 32,550(JPY).
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HP is introducing 3.5-inch PDA ‘HP iPAQ 112 classic handheld’ in Korea market. The HP iPAQ 112 classic handheld runs Windows Mobile 6 classic and features touch screen, WiFi, e-mail/document sync, and Bluetooth connectivity. Suggested price is 400,000(KRW).
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HP is introducing 3.5-inch PDA ‘HP iPAQ 112 classic handheld’ in Korea market. The HP iPAQ 112 classic handheld runs Windows Mobile 6 classic and features touch screen, WiFi, e-mail/document sync, and Bluetooth connectivity. Suggested price is 400,000(KRW).
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HP is introducing 3.5-inch PDA ‘HP iPAQ 112 classic handheld’ in Korea market. The HP iPAQ 112 classic handheld runs Windows Mobile 6 classic and features touch screen, WiFi, e-mail/document sync, and Bluetooth connectivity. Suggested price is 400,000(KRW).
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The wait has been worth it. Finally you can get a hold on the most rocking PDAs courtesy HP. The iPAQ 110 and 210 will be hitting the stores by October 8 th. Both the devices are loaded with WiFi, Windows Mobile 6, color TFT touchscreens, Marvell PXA310 624 Mhz processors, and Bluetooth 2.0.
HP’s iPAQ 110 will cost $299 and the 210 will cost $399.
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