Camera, altough it's under a different format than other Pocket PC's, is still good. It takes my 4GB Mini SD card. No dropped calls. Loud sound for ringers, music and calls. Can handle many applications flawlessly. ...

Post-CES and post two-week-cold, having dug myself out of most of my back-logged email, it was time to get down to reviewing some of the hardware I

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It has been a long time since I last reviewed a pure PDA. Smartphones are the de-facto choice for manufacturers and consumers alike, but there is still a large group of people who want a PDA without the phone functionality. ...

...iPaq 200 Series (iPAQ 210) - The iPaq 210 is a powerful Windows Mobile 6 Pocket PC designed for business.

A new editorial piece on the current state of the PDA market has been posted by 1src columnist Alan Grassia. Grassia's piece begins with a brief history of the modern handheld (nee PDA/organizer) market before highlighting some of the more recent attempts at handheld devices that are essentially PDA-type machines that tout drastically different core functions and branding, such as the Sony’s recently refreshed Mylo line, Apple's iPod Touch and the Nokia Internet Tablets. Of course, Hewlett Packard's recent efforts to rekindle the market have seen two new iPaq units that pack about every conceivable feature into a classic PDA form factor as well as "Travel Companions" that are little more than conventional handhelds with gigs of internal storage and an emphasis on integrated GPS functionality. The editorial is relatively brief but manages to nicely summarize the short but tumultuous history of the PDA market as well as the feelings of the majority of "classic" Palm OS handheld fans who are desperately awaiting new product from Palm.

Matt should have a review device early next week so you can look forward to an unbox and review soon. Posted by: Mark. [Post tag(s): smartphone blog, Pocket PC blog, Tracy & Matt, iPAQ, HP]

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For those who have been eagerly awaiting HP latest high-end handheld, the big day has arrived; the iPAQ 210 is now available in stores.

I don’t go into much detail in this 9 minute video, but I show you what’s in the box and some size comparisons of previous Pocket PCs. Check back in a couple weeks for a full review of this entry level Pocket PC. This is the 1st Pocket PC from HP in quite some time. In fact, they kind of formally left the arena, so we thought. Is Dell going to make a comeback too? Who knows. I think it’s quite refreshing to know that those of you that still prefer a Pocket PC have a choice to still buy a bra

The HP iPAQ 100 series represents one of the few Windows Mobile Classic devices to be provided by one of the manufacturers that started it all. Even though current tendencies lead to converged devices, I know many of us old-school users tend to miss things that are currently being sacrificed when manufacturers try to use current hardware limitations to turn a Pocket PC into a mobile phone. Even though... Read More

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Be ready for the new handset HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld , it will ship soon ! or you can pick it up directly for $449 from HP. If you want to know more about this device, here's the specifications details

* CompactFlash slot
* SDIO slot (probably supports SDHC as well)
* Marvell PXA310 624MHz processor
* 128MB RAM
* 64MB RAM
* 4" VGA display

HP has begun shipping the iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld to retailers, which means this traditional handheld should go on sale any day now.

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It's been fun working with the iPAQ 110 over the last few weeks, and here are some closing thoughts about the device: I love... 1. A sleek design: The iPAQ, while much larger than most current Pro devices, proves to be quite light and thin in comparison to past classic devices that were as powerful. It's also quite comfortable to carry around and was well designed... Read More

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Kramer auto Pingback […] http://geardiary.com/?p=691 “It’s not often that I will just give up on a device, but the iPAQ has managed to evoke that reaction from me. Let’s just say that this is a huge difference from the days when I would ...

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HP is about to announce the HP Silver and HP Oak smartphones with both devices on Vodafone later this year, both phones with be run via Windows

HP is about to announce the HP Silver and HP Oak smartphones with both devices on Vodafone later this year, both phones with be run via Windows

The HP Oak has a number pad on the front and a QWERTY slider on the side, kind of like the TyTN II. The Oak will debut on Vodafone in September, which is quite a ways away. According to the Boy Genius Report the device will ship with HSUPA, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, and what looks to be a flush touchscreen.... Read More

HP is going to unveil a new Windows Mobile 6 Standard smartphone on the Vodafone network. The device, called the HP Silver, is expected to launch on July 2008. Here is what Boy Genius Report knows: 1. 7.2 HSDPA with possible HSUPA 2. GPS 3. WiFi with Bluetooth most likely... Read More

HP presented new PDA in Korean market called HP iPAQ 112 Classic PDA Phone, I dont understand why it called Classic PDA ? anyone can explain it ? or because of the design ? btw this PDA come with a 3.5-inch touchscreen display, WiFI and Bluetooth connectivity, document viewer, media player, and email/document synchronization and it runs on Windows Mobile 6 Classic Edition. You can buy it for 400,000 (KRW)
























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Fantastic Price ($245 Incl S&H)) for The Great "Hackable" HP iPAQ 310 Dec 26th, 2007 by SolSie I was intrigued with the iPAQ 310, which is a Windows CE based GPS device. First, the screenshot caught my eye with the 3D maps provided by TeleAtlas2007.07 full US and Canada (3D terrain, landmarks, 2D buildings) But looking in to more details, I find the core of the OS is Windows CE embedded running on Centrality (SiRF) Titan dual core 600 MHz with 3D graphics with 128MB fast DDR memory a

iPAQ 110: A big Yawn… Dec 23rd, 2007 by SolSie At the time, where the stand alone PDA/PocketPC is agonizing its slow death, HP has the courage (and I applause this endeavor) to market some new devices namely the iPaq 110, a 3.5″ QVGA stand alone PDA running WM6. The other non-phone iPAQ is the VGA 210, will be available later. Jaime Rivera from PocketNow posted a 2 part video review (Part 2 is HERE!). Jaime did a great job testing thoroughly the interface and the application on the devi

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I will start this review a little different this time. I will start with the specifications of the device. Wireless: Wi-Fi (802.11b), Bluetooth, serial IR. Operating system: Windows Mobile 5.0 for Pocket PC ...

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... represents everything I loved about these handhelds. The device is solid, functional and attractive, and at less than $300, it’s well suited for students, small business users or anyone who needs to be more organized. Read Full Review.

Brighthand HP iPAQ 110 Review Nov 25th, 2007 by SolSie While the market for this class of device steadily declines over years. HP is still betting on smaller niche of users who still opt to carry a separate mobile phone and a PDA and we salute their courageous initiative. The iPAQ 110 is a small PocketPC - Yes we purposely call it affectionately a PocketPC in reminiscence of the iPAQ era - running the latest Windows Mobile 6 "Classic". If you are in the market for this simple form factor

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This is an unboxing and first impressions of the new iPAQ 100 Series Classic, need to know more about this device? it comes with 256 MB of ROM for storage, an SD card slot, 802.11 b/g WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, and a 320 x 240 screen.

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If you thought that dedicated PDAs have gone the way of the dinosaur, well, HP would have you think again.

From rumor to fact, we've watched as HP has revived their iPaq line. The first two units will be coming out in just two days, on October 8th. Featuring Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, identical 624mHz processors and WM6 Pro, the cheaper 110 will run $299 while its older brother the 210 will cost $399.

Of course, with contract, they'll cost you a lot less. Wait. They're just PDA's, or, "phone companions" as the models are called in HP's press release. And there are no contract rebates for "phone companions."

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Targeted at professionals, the HP iPaq 912 bears a passing resemblance to a BlackBerry device. That's good news to those who need to send out emails all the time on their ...