If you've been waiting for a Windows Mobile smartphone which has the Treo-like form factor with full QWERTY keyboard, you'll be glad to know the HP iPAQ 910 is now available for purchase.
The HP device has everything you could possibly need — including HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, and GPS on board. 128 MB of RAM is there to make sure multi-tasking works as it should, and the Marvell PXA270 CPU running at 416 MHz provides all the processing power needed…

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HP announced that its BlackBerry-killin' iPAQ 900 Series Business Messenger — which we've already seen on FCC's pages — will start shipping on June 30th. The all-in-one device has virtually everything a business man or woman could ever need — including the full QWERTY keyboard, tri-band UMTS/HSDPA and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity, built-in GPS receiver, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a 3 megapixel camera. Windows Mobile 6.1 is running the show.

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HP will use Qualcomm's Gobi, while Fujitsu-Siemens will rely on Sierra Wireless's HSPA solution to provide HSPA connectivity in their future laptops. Now, Dell announced a deal with Ericsson to use the Swedish company's mobile broadband modules to "provide the end user with a simple and cost effective solution for broadband access while on-the-go." In addition to the HSPA radio, Ericsson's module also has a GPS receiver, but also uses such technology that takes less power from the battery.

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We've been waiting and waiting for HP to finally get real with their iPAQ 900-series Windows Mobile smartphone. Just as we were about to give up on HP's smartphone offering, the HP iPAQ 900 pops up on the FCC's website.

We were expecting the HP iPAQ 910 to get its launch on with AT&T back in September - after getting word on the juicy hardware details of the HP iPAQ 914. With a 2.5 inch 240×320 touchscreen, 3 megapixel camera, A-GPS, WiFi b/g, Google Maps, and all that delicious 850/1900Mhz HSDPA love from AT&T's 3G network, it's going to be hard to wait for the official carrier-launch of the Windows Mobile 6.0-powered HP iPAQ 910.

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HP's new iPAQ, the HP iPAQ 900 Series, just got approved by the FCC. Featuring a ton of goodies including GPS, HSDPA support, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and more, this is one venerable all-in-one. Called a Business Messenger, the HP iPAQ 900 series is bundled with a Stylus and comes with a 1940 mAh Li-polymer rechargeable battery. For some reason, it is shipped with a wired stereo handset, but hey, it's got Bluetooth, so I'm sure you'll end up buying spankin' wireless ones.

The device features a mini USB interface. One of the nice things about the iPAQ is its QWERTY keyboard. It also features the familiar 5-way navigation key. Running on Windows Mobile 6, the device takes in microSD memory cards for added memory. There's also an on-board 3-megapixel camera with flash.

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The HP iPAQ 214 Enterprise is a handheld which will enable you to run business applications, and it is an attractive alternative to other handhelds which are available.

It has a large 4 inch touch screen and 802.11 b/g wireless networking and used Windows Mobile 6.0. It also has as you would expect Bluetooth and will support CompactFlash and SD Memory Cards.

The HP iPAQ 214 Enterprise Handheld is available from expansys.com for £229.95.

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We got our hands on one of the latest HP phones, the candybar iPAQ 614 (610) Business Navigator. The device is capable of 3G world roaming, as it is quad-band GSM and tri-band UMTS/HSDPA (7.2Mbitps) phone. iPAQ 614 is equipped with a Marvell PXA270 processor, operating at 520 MHz, 256MB ROM and 128MB RAM. The operational system, which the device runs on, is Windows Mobile 6.0 Professional. The unique thing here is the built-in scroll-wheel navigation wheel. Using it in combination with the Enter button, positioned on the side of the screen, you can easily operate the HP phone single-handedly without making use of the stylus or tapping on the 2.8” display. The device has built-in WiFi support and GPS, which makes it quite attractive to business users.

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According to a handful of tipsters, after a round of delays, HP has decided to cancel the release of its upcoming Windows Mobile smartphone, the 610 (also known as the iPAQ 614, 614c and 600). The company didn't give a lot of information, though they did state that, "due to recent legal issues between suppliers of mobile phone technologies, HP has decided not to offer the iPAQ 610 Business Navigator to U.S. customers as previously planned." It's unclear whether this means the phone will be missing from shelves worldwide, but it certainly won't be popping up on these shores anytime soon.

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The HP iPAQ 210 Enterprise Handheld is a new WM6-based smartphone designed with business in mind. It is packed with business applications and has a huge touch-sensitive display - just the thing for entrepreneurs. Let's take a closer look, shall we?

System features:
OS: Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 6 Classic;
CPU: Marvell PXA310 at 624MHz;
Memory: 128MB SDRAM/ 256MB Flash ROM;...

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A number of spanking new devices were leaked in a Vodafone 2008 Roadmap presentation. The expected devices include the Nokia successors of E61i and E65, the Blackberry successor of Pearl, a Blackberry 8xxx, two new HP devices, and finally a couple of Palm handsets...

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Looks like we'll see more HP PDAs in the market after the recent South Korean release of the HP iPAQ 112. According to reports, HP has partnered with a couple of Taiwanese manufacturers for both the production of the current iPAQ 112 model (with the Foxconn Group) as well as the production two future models -- iPAQ 610 and iPAQ 910...

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Hewlett-Packard Co. unveiled two new cell phones Wednesday, pushing deeper into the lucrative cell phone arena and broadening the array of equipment it can sell to large companies...

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It looks like HP is really getting back into the smartphone game in a big way. The HP iPAQ lineup of Windows Mobile 6.0-powered handsets and handhelds are looking pretty good. HP will be launching the HP iPAQ 114, 214, and 314 as a low-end PDA, high-end PDA, and navigation unit, respectively. But, what really interests us are the two WinMo6.0 smartphones - the HP iPAQ 614 and iPAQ 914. We now have some high-quality pics of the smartphone duo to supplement those hazy crap-shots that were floating around earlier.......

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Though spec sheet details still haven't been confirmed, the existence of the rumored iPAQ 600 from HP now seems like a sure thing. A spokesman for HP Korea has said that a "third-generation PDA phone, dubbed the iPAQ 600" will launch on multiple Korean carriers later this year, featuring HSDPA, a numeric keypad, and likely a 2.8 inch display. Of course, a Korean launch doesn't....

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HP enters smartphone business with the iPAQ 500 Voice messenger series. The HP iPAQ 500 runs the new Windows Mobile 6.0. Features of the iPAQ 500 include Wi-Fi, Quad band GSM/GPRS/EDGE, 2 inch screen, Bluetooth, 6 hours talk-time an microSD card slot.

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