MSMobiles - iPaq Mobile Messenger h6500
From MSMobiles.com – iPaq Mobile Messenger h6500 compared to Orange SPV C500 – I really like the look of the HP device, it has a square touch screen, qwerty keyboard, and is a phone device.
Some highlights from the msmobiles report:
- this phone is coming to the market in April 2005 and it will cost around 700 Euro or in other words "the same as current HP iPaq phone h6300"
- the built-in GPS is compatible with NMEA standards and accessible under serial port for regular Pocket PC software
- confirmed: this phone indeed has 200x200 pixel screen
- when out of GPS range this phone is switching to triangulation when cell IDs of 3 cells in cellular network are used to calculate position
- HP forbids its employees to reveal technical specifications of this phone yet, but we have got confirmation that it will be faster than HP iPAQ h6300; we have been told that detailed specifications of this phone will be released in April 2005
- no built-in Wi-Fi but SDIO compatibe SD card slot
- 2 card slods: SD SDIO and mini-SD
- it will be sold in 2 versions: with built-in camera and without built-in camera ; this phone is targeting enterprise market therefore version without camera will be provided
Sounds pretty cool, looks pretty cool – I think I want one…
– Mike
Comments
- Anonymous
February 15, 2005
i like it! especially the GPS being accessible. i wonder if our programs will be able to get location info when it switches to e911 as well? - Anonymous
February 15, 2005
Does look good -- anything to get away from portrait format + keyboard for me.
I think I'd still prefer full landscape though, and built-in WiFi -- we so need an HPC revival! So, if it ever comes to the US, the MDA IV could be just what I'm looking for: http://www.msmobiles.com/news.php/3584.html - Anonymous
February 15, 2005
But where is the WIFI?
If it were a pure phone i would say okay... but since it is coming from the PPC side that is a big missing feature, hope they stick one in after all. can'T be that hard, right?
Michael - Anonymous
February 15, 2005
yeah, that's nice - I actually liked the H/PC form factor - add bluetooth for wireless headset and I don't see why it couldn't be an H/PC phone edition...
- Mike - Anonymous
February 16, 2005
rubbish - Anonymous
February 16, 2005
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