HP iPAQ 514
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- Anonymous
- 2SP
- 20 Jun 2007
whats with the screen resolution??
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- Anonymous
- w6T
- 20 Jun 2007
Seems this phone does not support skype... or other way around - due to screen resolution required at the moment for skype mobile is 320x240px.
buyer beware
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- Anonymous
- TIE
- 14 Jun 2007
For the owner that want to synch with Vista:
No Vista driver, event at HP website nor CD
Overall is a good HP = no regret buy it
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- Anonymous
- DvI
- 14 Jun 2007
65k color is the depth of colors for each pixel (point on screen) not the resolution (number of pixels, points on its screen). Its resolution is very bad, very low; it is not suitable for Windows Mobile.
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- Anonymous
- prj
- 14 Jun 2007
A little information for people who think 65k colour display on this phone is bad: Display is really 262 k colour but Windows Mobile supports max 64k, so the problem is with the OS, not the phone!!!
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- Jc
- wra
- 13 Jun 2007
Hi Business man,
How u felt for this phone? great? or regret to buy it?
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- Anonymous
- MNx
- 12 Jun 2007
200euro
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- Jc
- wra
- 04 Jun 2007
Hi Business man,
May I know, how much u buy this phone?
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- Francis
- Rxc
- 30 May 2007
Well reading most opinions, i guess i have to wait a lil longer for a better model than this one.
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- Anonymous
- bg1
- 30 May 2007
Its resolution is less than resolution of any smart phones like QVGA; that means problems with the most graphical applications, too few words on its screen. It’s not about fancy features is about the quality and number of letters that you can see on that cheap display contrary to any trend in technology like HDTV. All displays go up; this phone’s display goes down.
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- Anonymous
- IeR
- 29 May 2007
I have bought one. I am a businessman. I need functionality not gimmicks.
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- I like it
- mCu
- 29 May 2007
A great phone! Some people just don't need the camera and don't need displays bigger than that.WM6 is what they need; Wi-fi is also a fantastic feature.
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- Anonymous
- 2S}
- 27 May 2007
no touchscreen!!
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- Anonymous
- miZ
- 16 May 2007
It seems to be a toy only for childern
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- Anonymous
- a29
- 12 May 2007
I don’t see how a mobile office can be integrated in a screen of 176 x 220 pixels on 2 inches. Probably for the most modest and stingy businessmen there might be room enough on that screen to read some short messages. The point is that for such feature there are already phones for $50 without Windows that needs high speed processors for any simple task.
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- Mark
- Sia
- 04 May 2007
This device is aimed at business users- they are not interested in the stupid "bells and whistles" horsepower comparison game- they want mobile office integration and a phone in a cheap, phone shaped, light package with a decent battery- nothing else!!
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- Silvio
- n3e
- 02 May 2007
Yes, but the price will be around 200€.
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- Anonymous
- wYE
- 30 Apr 2007
My goodness! It's not even touchscreen?? How primordial can you digress? Ipaqs are personal organizers, perfect for business users. Why would HP even bother to make this? As a smartphone, this is already 3 years obsolete and it has now abandoned the touchscreen which was the only thing that made it sensible. This is so lost.
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- Anonymous
- PEf
- 30 Apr 2007
design is lookins so nice
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- Anonymous
- a29
- 30 Apr 2007
Oh, I still don't understand why this phone could be better than Glofish x800 from Eten or any others. Even whether HP sells it for 10 bucks, the tech guys will long a decent screen resolution and higher processor speed. And whoever needs just a simple phone will not complicate his life with Windows Mobile 6. Windows is for high screen resolution and speed. So HP, you are going down the slope to low entry crappy stuff.