MobileTechReview has a review of the HP iPAQ 110 and writes, “You get a lot of features for the price.

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Hewlett Packard released their new compact PDA HP iPAQ Pocket PC 212 Enterprise at Japan’s market which adopts a 4 inch touch screen with 480×640 resolution. HP iPAQ 212 running on 624MHz Marvell PXA310 CPU and Windows Mobile Operating System Classic 6, which is supports 802.11b / g and 2.0 + EDR Bluetooth wireless technology. Measuring with 76×16x126 mm with weight 192 gram, the PDA should be available 52500 Yen Japan. Post from: Computer Electronic Review HP iPAQ 212 Enterprise Pocket PC

HP iPAQ 214 is perfect for bussiness man like you, this smartphone will will enable you to run business applications, and it is an attractive alternative to other handhelds which are available. This HP device offers large 4 inch touch screen and 802.11 b/g wireless networking and used Windows Mobile 6.0 so you can use it connect to internet and also has Bluetooth and will support CompactFlash and SD Memory Cards.

if you interested you can buy it for £229.95 from expansys.com and also a range of accessories available too.

Check out the HP ipaq 614 Business Navigator. Looks like the ipaq name is not dead after all and HP is back, sort of. Let cover the details first. The specs are 1. Triband HSDPA 850,1900,2100 2. Quadband GSM, 850, 900, 1800, 1900 3. Windows Mobile 6 Professional 4. Wifi b/g 5.

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Look out for a review in a week or so when I've had chance to use the iPAQ 600 day to day." It never rains but it pours - we have not one, but...

In part 1 of our video review, I focus on the iPAQ 210's hardware.

The device is very well equipped, probably one of the most, if not the most powerful Windows Mobile device available. Enough memory to forget about the task manager and enough storage options and battery power to forget about your MP3 player or your laptop's hard drive. Lots of workspace in the dazzling 4 inch screen and all this fitted into a very elegant design that does a great job in turning heads around you.

Probably the one things I'd object as my personal opinion is that this device is retailed as an Enterprise Handheld. Even though WM itself is focused on enterprise and I think most devices available are targeted for it, it's interesting that the normal tendency of other enterprise devices like a Laptop, as opposed to a consumer one, is that it's thinner, lighter and in some cases, more powerful. We have tons of power in the iPAQ 210, and I must say I do appreciate the extra workspace the screen gives me, but did it have to be this thick?

You know, it probably isn't as thick ...

In the latest issue of Smartphone and Pocket PC Magazine (April/May 2008) I review the new HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld. When I was writing the review the screen specs were published as being 18-bit 260k colors. After the article went to the printers HP updated their specs (which can be found here). The updated specs are 16-bit 65k colors. I know there are some people out there who are very upset by this. Personally my poor old eyes probably couldn't tell the difference. The VGA screen look

Brighthand reviews the HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise and writes, “It’s not perfect, but for those who are looking for either a solid device that

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How long have I waited, like lots of you, to get hold on the iPAQ 614c? Will it live up the expectations that I have for an all round Sat Nav, phone, PDA? Well today it arrived thanks to Clove Technology who have kindly provided the review unit. Introduction Firstly I would like to apologise if the review shows a slight bias, as I am looking to buy one of these units, and therefore may, inadvertently, look at it in a slightly different light. I will try and take off those rose tinted glasses,

HP continues to bet on the need for powerful, yet classic, Windows Mobile devices with their iPAQ 200 series. If you've been a Windows Mobile customer for as long as I have, you'll remember there is always one device that stands out as the total, no holds bar, power house for those who demand top quality performance in every aspect and where the price is the least to worry about. Interestingly though, HP jumps to compete with their powerful iPAQ 210 handheld, at a price you'd typically pay for mid end Pro or Standard device. So then the dilemma begins when you think about carrying a Classic device and a dumb phone, or a high end Smartphone for the price of both.

Will HP give you enough of a motive to switch back to a Classic? More videos to come!

If you want a clue about my first impression, I'll tell you this much: It's BIG!

The HP iPAQ Pocket PC hx2790 is the perfect handheld computer for the professional who values the combination of the traditional, the familiar, and the versatile in their technological innovations.  The HP iPAQ Pocket PC hx2790 stays true as the classic PDA, but with a different twist. It is designed to offer more than what we have been accustomed to using in this new century, where pets can actually run on batteries and the web is more than a thing we remove from the corners of our ceiling. It

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Review. The HP iPAQ 214 is a pretty sizeable PDA device with a massive 4 inch 640x480 resolution screen. It has certainly been manufactured extremely well and the looks and quality are superb – Very much a high end PDA device. ...

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A year ago HP delivered the Pavilion tx1000 Entertainment PC, a hybrid between a notebook and a Tablet PC. It was a great machine, and we here at HardwareGeeks.com awarded it our Editors Choice Award for the month of April 2007 and also our Top choice Award for the year of 2007. The tx1000 was and still is a fantastic piece of machinery. 9 out of 10 reviews on the web praised it. However, at the same time each review noted some dislikes about the machine such as a lack of an active stylus and a

Those looking for a dedicated PDA don't have many choices. It's a good thing then that HP has a solid one for basic users.

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HP released new PDA for you, the new device called the iPQA 210. If you interested with this PDA you can see full spec below :

* 4" 640 x 480 VGA touch screen display
* 624MHz Marvell PXA310 processor
* 128MB SDRAM
* 256MB Flash ROM
* 3.5mm headphone jack
* WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity
* SDIO and Compact Flash memory card slots

no words on pricing and also availability

HP released new PDA for you, the new device called the iPQA 210. If you interested with this PDA you can see full spec below :

Last week my new iPAQ 210 was delivered and I am trilled with it. One of my first goals was to find a nice soft case for it. After some web searching, I found Piel Frama was going to have a leather case available soon. Here’s where my story gets interesting. When I visited the company’s website I found they just had just opened their US office in Miami. I’ve been traveling to Miami on business the last 7 weeks and this is my last weekend before I change my job assignment to locations in the Nort

So what's HP up to in the PDA space? Plenty based on Brighthand's review of the iPAQ 210. The device reminds me of my ol' Dell Axim X51v with the large VGA screen in many ways, but there's a few odds and ends that are improved. ...

After much delay and confusion, HP's latest standalone, non-converged PDA ships with a beautiful VGA screen, SD and Compact Flash slots, and plenty of connectivity options including a proprietary sync and charge plug, mini USB, WiFi, and Bluetooth. Brighthand recently posted a review of the unit and they seem to like... Read More

)For this review I'll be comparing this to my HX2790b) ... pass over the their new flagship pocketpc, if you could call it a pocket pc, I can see

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In the past few days, rumors have emerged that HP is going to enter the Ultra Mobile PC market. This company's upcoming device has been hinted at being a lifestyle accessory that consumers would buy almost without a thought.

According to WM Experts, the iPaq 610 will not be coming a US debut although it will launch globally. According to HP, unspecified legal problems will prevent the phone from launching State-side. Hopefully these legal issues will not spread to the rest of the converged iPaq phone line. <br... Read More

For an otherwise-generic PDA, the iPaq 210 has already led a controversy-filled life filled with numerous delays, canceled pre-orders, retracted and clarified official statements from HP, and even a website bug that constantly promised shipment in two weeks -- but now it's finally here,

BrightHand’s Adama Brown has just completed his review of HP’s latest VGA-screen PDA(available here). The review generally is very positive about the device and rates it better than both Palm TX and Dell Axim x51v - the main complaints ...

PDAs aren't dead yet. Nor is Intel's XScale chip technology. Hewlett-Packard's new, attractive big-screen handheld packs an application processor that still includes plenty of Intel's XScale DNA.

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HP is now shipping production units of the long-awaited iPaq 210 (originally slated to ...

HP's latest device is the iPAQ 210, which is loaded with features, like a VGA screen and dual memory card slots. According to Brighthand's Adama D. Brown, it's the new leader in the traditional handheld category.

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HP has decided to not offer one of the smartphones in its latest lineup of devices, the iPAQ 610 Business Navigator, in the United States.

For those who want a standalone PDA, this is a well-designed, light organiser at a reasonable price Pros: Small; light;

For those who want a standalone PDA, this is a well-designed, light organiser at a reasonable price ... In these days of smartphones it may seem...

Long live the PDA! HP's new iPAQ 210 (also sold as the iPAQ 211) is a power user's dream. It runs Windows Mobile 6 Classic, the new name for...

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It's been more than a year since we've seen a new Pocket PC released in the US; I mean the traditional PDA kind with no phone.

I recently decided to buy The Ipaq Classic 112 PDA.It was simply too good to resist.I suppose I should be grateful to all the cell phone manufacturers for crowding the market with smartphones, because this has caused the prices of the PDAs to tumble.

After receiving HP's latest handheld yesterday, Adama D. Brown shares his first thoughts of this brand-new device.