HP iPAQ 610c
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- sumintoshiba
- MfA
- 10 Sep 2007
It's rumoured that this device was manufactured by Kinpo Electronic
Can anyone confirm ?
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- Anonymous
- MsN
- 09 Sep 2007
EDGE is available!
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- MC
- ib4
- 09 Sep 2007
the HP 512 aledi got me.. i think this will be even better.. definately goin for this if de price doesn't exceed US$600 in my country..
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- TCr
- 09 Sep 2007
R u kiddin me. 7.2 mbps of hsdpa. thats the fatsest yet. my nokia doesnt perform as well in practice as it should in theory.
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- Anonymous
- mJe
- 09 Sep 2007
Return of the HP! Contains all required features & connectivity.
More processing power!
more memory!!
more input methods!!!
more connectivity !!!!
Single handed operation!!!!!
Hope its NOT over priced!!!!!!
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- ullash
- P$I
- 09 Sep 2007
where is fm radio???
edge is also unavailable...
hp should better take care of those.
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- nunu
- mJw
- 09 Sep 2007
Chipset: Qualcomm MSM6280
For the GPS is using - gpsOne
Opinions about - gpsOne:
The GPS receiver is built in the Chipser of the phone (Qualcomm MSM7200) and is gpsOne - the one used in almost all CDMA phones. Many people will be disappointed that it is not a SirfStar III, as it is known as the best on the market, giving excellent results in position lock times, usability and accuracy. But our performance test left us happy with the results: in direct comparison with the first TyTN paired with external GPS with SirfStar III chip (Holux 236), we obtained the same results for GPS Location.
The two phones acted absolutely identically – they started for the same time (15 seconds), both needed additional 10 seconds for location lock, and calculated a route equivalently fast. This is way better than most other chips on the market.
The drawback of the gpsOne compared to the SirfStar III is the weaker signal reception. Although it was completely usable during the tests, we examined the reception in continues driving through the city with the TyTN II (gpsOne) and Holux 236 (SirfStar III), connected to a TyTN next to each other. Both phones used TomTom6 and the TyTN II indicated weaker signal. In about half of the time, it displayed 2-3 out of 5, while the SirfStar III managed to get 4 out of 5.
As a whole, the GPS of the TyTN II is very usable, and gives very good results. Although it is not as powerful as the SirfStar III when it comes to reception, when directly compared with the chip used in Nokia phones (E90 and N95) makes them look funny.
Price (approximately) - 599$.
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- PVg
- 09 Sep 2007
COOL ... hopefully next upgrade will include sec. camera for video call.
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- Anonymous
- RNQ
- 09 Sep 2007
The touch sensitive scroll wheel sounds really handy.
Maybe SE will copy it for their P series.
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- leewei
- TC}
- 09 Sep 2007
@nunu
Wow, I wonder how I have missed that! Thanks!
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- mohammad
- nsD
- 08 Sep 2007
what agps ?
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- nunu
- mJw
- 08 Sep 2007
Expansion Slots: microSD, microSDHC, TransFlash, SDIO
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- nunu
- mJw
- 08 Sep 2007
@ leweei
http://www.pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=852
Cellular Data Link: CSD, HSCSD, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA
Built-in GPS: NMEA 0183
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- leewei
- TC}
- 08 Sep 2007
If this phone supports SDHC, then it will be a phone I'm going to buy!!
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- Amin
- TuJ
- 08 Sep 2007
don think its a durable one!i prefer imate 8150.whats the use of a 3mp camera for a business man using this phone!?
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- Claus
- I7I
- 07 Sep 2007
in reply to Orzi 'what is a-gps?' it is 'assisted gps' feel free to read up on it at (http://www.navigadget.com/index.php/gps-knowledge/a-gps-assisted-gps/) basically its just a variation on the standard to provide more accurate and faster results. hope this helps. ciao.
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- Anonymous
- TS$
- 07 Sep 2007
can anyone tell me is there secondary camera in front of the HP iPaq 610c other than the 3.15mp at the back??
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- totti
- PuH
- 07 Sep 2007
copied from asus, but asus have new ones that are better
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- Anonymous
- ijX
- 07 Sep 2007
cool gadgets...here are some preview.....
http://www.brightcove.com/title.jsp?title=1173338163
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- jefefe
- xcx
- 07 Sep 2007
HP is picking up, both this and the iPAQ 910 are going to right direction. WM6 with excess RAM and all the connectivity interface. Much more better than its previous 6900 series.
GPS is global positioning system. with the bundle software u can location urself and mapping your direction on the bundled map. It has came out ages