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iPaq 110 and 210 Apparently Cost Money

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."

Damn. [HP and HP via engadget]

6:29 PM on Sat Oct 6 2007
By Mark Wilson
6,574 views, 12 comments

paqrat

Revived HP iPAQ 900, 600, 200, 100 Line (Some With 3D Maps, Mountains and Buildings)

Those leaked pics and specs for a new line of HP iPAQs turned out to be spot on, U.S. model numbers aside. Led by the formidably spec'd iPAQ 900 Business Messenger smartphone, the lineup consists of another smartphone (600 Business Navigator, the 900's QWERTY-less little bro), two "classic handhelds," (the 100 and 200, "classic" meaning Wi-Fi, no cellular) and a jazzed-up GPS unit (300 Travel Companion). Press release laying it all out after the jump.
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5:54 AM on Thu Sep 6 2007
By matt buchanan
6,499 views, 7 comments

Latest by ywpark: I think standalone PDAs are so 2002... more »

HP iPAQ Photos and Specs Leaked? Rumblings of HP's return to the hand held world are looking more solid with a complete lineup of very legitimate looking iPAQs. We'll run you through it wham-bam-thank-you-ma'm style. Hit the jump and let's do this thing.

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cellphones

HP IPAQ 510 Voice Messenger: A Half-Assed Revival for the Brand

HP's IPAQ brand is back from the dead with this slim phone that looks nothing like the whale-ish IPAQ PDAs of yesteryear. The Windows mobile 6 phone has additions by HP that let it read emails and other text sources, and let you do your best Piccard impressions to open apps ("Computer! Make it SO".) The phone has EDGE data, and WiFi. Laptopmag's Sarah Anderson, got an early look, and had mixed reactions.

The Good: Battery life of 6.5 hours, narrow. Voice recognition. Skype support (eventually.)
The Bad: Hefty 5.7-ounce weight. 0.7 inches thick. Synthesized voice sounds mumbly. More »

9:46 AM on Mon Feb 12 2007
By Brian Lam
1,541 views, 2 comments

Latest by AKIRAx29: Looks like a Nokia..... more »

wireless

Cingular Rolls Out TeleNav GPS Navigator Service

Along with its shiny new HP iPAQ hw6920 it launched today, Cingular also rolled out its version of the TeleNav GPS navigation service, barking out turn-by-turn directions without requiring you to buy a separate receiver. Yep, these phones have a satellite receiver built-in. More »

12:41 PM on Wed Oct 25 2006
By Charlie White
6,806 views, 8 comments

smartphones

Cingular Gives Birth to New iPaq

It took them awhile, but HP finally managed to push that iPaq hw6920 smartphone through Cingular's digital womb. We're psyched to see that the new smartphone will have many flavors of wireless including EDGE, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. The phone's camera coulda been better (it's only 1-megapixel), but the 3-inch screen should be good for framing shots (and for our failing eyes). Memory is also expandable via a Mini SD slot. You can snatch yours today for $599 clams. – Louis Ramirez More »

10:56 AM on Wed Oct 25 2006
By Louis Ramirez
678 views, 7 comments

Latest by n/a: I can't believe Louis used the word "snatch" and "clam" in the same sentence. more »

gadgets

HP iPAQ rx5900 Travel Companion Reviewed (Verdict: Best Hybrid Yet)

HP pals up with Tom Tom, and the result is the iPAQ rx5900 Travel Companion ($599), bringing together well-designed hardware with a friendly user interface. Laptop Magazine liked the way it feels like a full-fledged GPS device and a first-rate pocket PC, too, with neither seeming to be an afterthought. More »

2:10 PM on Fri Sep 29 2006
By Charlie White
576 views, 4 comments

pdas

HP iPAQ rx4000: Mobile Media and PDA Hybrid is Sexy (For an iPAQ)


HP, we've always loved you for your brains. But we're glad you've gone ahead and made a mobile gadget that doesn't look like its meant for the corporate goon-squad. What we have here is a design-y Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC device, with WiFi and Bluetooth for net-and-more connectivity. Like most full featured Windows Mobile devices, you can use it with VOIP apps like Skype. I didn't sight much more info out in the wild, so I'm not sure about availability. But unless there's a cult of HP brewing up fark'd iPAQs, we doubt this is a fake photo or a false rumor.–Brian Lam More »

2:39 PM on Tue Sep 5 2006
By Brian Lam
714 views, Comment

cellphones

Cingular Gets HTC Star Trek and hw6920, hw6925 iPAQs Next Week

Looks like the HTC Star Trek launch date for Cingular was pretty much on target. The $100 rebate available for the phone seems to be there as well. More »

3:13 PM on Tue Aug 1 2006
By Jason Chen
256 views, 4 comments

gadgets

iPAQ USB Music Dock

Stop the presses, a non-iPod music player dock is on the loose. Designed for the HP iPAQ rw6818/6828, this dock does most everything you'd expect a dock to do, like charge your player and play back your tunes with a set of stereo speakers. Even though it's designed with the iPAQ in mind, a line-in lets you connect other music players as well; if you still own a CD player, you're in luck. More »

11:09 AM on Mon Jul 17 2006
By Gizloco
323 views, 3 comments

smartphones

HP Wont Include 3G in Smartphones Until 2007

HP vice president Chi-Teik See said HP won't support 3G in its smartphones until at least next year. Despite 3G's comparitively fast 384kbps bandwidth and the numerous 3G handsets already available, Chin-Teik noted that 3G occupies just 3% of the cellphone space, calling it a nascent market. He also mentioned that 3G s subscription and hardware costs are prohibitively high. Because of these market conditions, HP's iPAQ rw6800 and iPAQ hw6900 don't include 3G support. More »

9:57 AM on Mon Mar 6 2006
By Charlie White
868 views, 1 comment

smartphones

HP Announces iPAQ rw6800 For Asia

HP just announced their latest iPAQ series for the Asian market, the HP rw6800 Multimedia Messenger, running Windows Mobile 5.0. More »

1:56 PM on Fri Mar 3 2006
By gizmodo.com
648 views, 2 comments

smartphones

HP Releases iPAQ hw6900 Smartphone

HP introduced its iPAQ hw6900 Mobile Messenger, running Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 and claiming to be the first smartphone with four radios: quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, WiFi, GPS and Bluetooth. Also included is a 1.3 megapixel camera. A key feature of this unit is its ability to play along with Microsoft's Messaging and Security Feature Pack included with Windows Mobile 5.0, which pushes e-mail, calendar, tasks and contacts. For that GPS receiver inside, North Americans will get Microsoft Pocket Streets 2006, while Europeans receive Tom-Tom Navigator 5 and one free city map. HP says the hw6900 will be available in North America this summer, and everywhere else this spring. HP says pricing will vary by region. More »

11:11 AM on Mon Feb 13 2006
By Charlie White
997 views, 6 comments

Latest by dougpy: I'm tired of people bad-mouthing Microsoft and HP. I used a 6515 in Hong Kong for three years with no problem. I move back to the USA and get Cingular service contract, and the phone has crazy problems and becomes more »

cellphones

HP hw6900 Series Leaked

Looks like HP is popping out a new iPaq, the hw6900 with Windows Mobile 5.0, Wi-Fi, and a mini SD slot. It's essentially the hw6515 sans full-sized SD card slot. All we've got so far is some sort of manual for the hw6910. More »

11:00 AM on Thu Feb 2 2006
By johnb
201 views, 1 comment

pdas

DavesiPaq = MobilityToday

So it looks like the PDA is truly and verily dead. The venerable DavesiPaq, home of all things PDA, is now MobilityToday, which is focusing on old men wearing jackets and other mobile technology. Anyway, it's interesting to see the old guard move on past the buzzwords of yore. More »

3:13 PM on Wed Nov 9 2005
By johnb
128 views, 3 comments

pdas

HP iPaq rx1950 - The Small One

Lots of handheld news today. The iPaq rx1950 looks like a stunted little thing but it's quite powerful and runs Windows Mobile 5.0. The 3.5-inch TFT screen is another plus but the 300Mhz processor places this firmly in the lower stratum of handheld majesty. Styling, however, is just about perfect and Windows Mobile 5.0 apparently kicks butt. More »

4:20 PM on Mon Sep 26 2005
By johnb
232 views, 1 comment

pdas

HP iPAQ hx2795 Reviewed (Verdict: Fast)

I am so far out of the PDA loop that it's nice to see that, in a way, I'm not missing much. PDAs are following the same path they've always taken—shadow the laptop market as much as possible and dumb things down a bit for on-the-road apps. Amazingly, however, the hx2795 comes with a 624Mhz processor which is just about as fast as you could please. Built-in WiFi also adds a bit of sass and the design, a far cry from the iPaqs of old, is bordering on minimalist. More »

12:51 PM on Mon Sep 26 2005
By johnb
316 views, Comment

pdas

HP iPaq rx1950 with... Windows Mobile 5.0?

Whoa. According to this forum poster on this Spanish PocketPC forum, there are apparently several new HP iPaq models in sight; namely, the rx1900 models: rx1950 and rx1955. My Spanish is a little rusty, but according to Mr. Google Translator, these are the specs of the rumored iPaq:

Dimensions and weight: 76 x 48 x 44 (mm), 125 g
Processor: 300 Samsung S3C2442 MHz
Memory: 96 total MB (64 MB ROM and 32 MB SDRAM) 36 MB of permanent storage.
Screen: TFT QVGA 65.536 colors, 240 x 320 pixel, 3.5".
Audio: Integrated microphone, loudspeaker and jack of 3.5 mm stereo.
1 Slot SDIO
1 IrDA Port
Wireless 802.11b
Replacable and reloadable battery of 1100 mAh Lithium-lon
Operating system: Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0
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12:00 PM on Wed Aug 24 2005
By gizmogo
476 views

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