3GSM: HP Turns iPAQ Into A Cellphone

Published on February 12, 2007 to Smartphones

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HP iPAQ rx3715's Reaches for the Convergence Sky

Published on November 5, 2004 to Smartphones

What can HP's iPAQ rx3715 Mobile Media Companion not do? The PDA's laundry list of features include digital camera, Web browsing, wireless audio and video steaming and more. However, all capabilities are not created equal. Read more

The HP iPAQ hx4700 Takes the Luxury Business PDA to the Next Level

Published on February 18, 2005 to Smartphones

HP's iPAQ hx4700 is a tiny PC with top-of-the-line features: a 4" VGA display, integrated touchpad and WLAN/PAN functions. Can HP's luxury PDA make a place for itself against the competition, despite its high price? Read more

iPAQ rx1950 PDA Offers Many Features At A Decent Price

Published on December 26, 2005 to Smartphones

HP's iPAQ rx1950 does a reasonably good job of packing Microsoft Office applications into a handheld device equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity. While the Samsung CPU is not exactly high-powered and Windows Mobile 5.0's performance is less than stellar, the price of $299 is right for a device that can get the job done for business use. Read more

It Doesn't Have To Be Intel: HP iPAQ H1940 With Samsung's S3C2410

Published on January 9, 2004 to Smartphones

HP's iPAQ H1940 hums along to the beat of a Samsung processor drummer, unlike the majority of PDAs based on Intel's Xscale processor. So while HP's new iPAQ dares to be different, THG puts the device through its usual battery of performance tests to see if the H1940 can hold its own. Read more

The Next Generation: HP iPAQ H2210/H2215

Published on September 12, 2003 to Smartphones

The H2210 is the first in the 2000 series and marks the end of the iPAQ 3000 family. Based on a new Xscale PXA255 processor and Microsoft's new PDA operating system, Windows Mobile 2003, HP claims this model offers more power and longer battery life. But many PDA makers have made similar boasts Read more