HP iPaq hw6515A PDA
HP iPaq hw6515 Mobile Messenger (AT&T) review
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HP iPAQ hw6510 / hw6515
The sleek HP iPAQ hw6510 and hw6515 Mobile Messenger is probably the slickest, coolest looking combined PDA/cell phone device today. It features an integrated thumb board, EDGE, Bluetooth and an integrated GPS receiver. It not only supports GSM 900/1800/1
Review Verdict: GPS is a fresh addition to HP's line. The hw6515 comes with HP's iPAQ Navigation Software package, which installs on your PC and lets you load maps for states or metropolitan areas onto the handheld's memory card (though there's not enough free memory on
HP iPAQ hw6515 Review - PDAs
Can the addition of GPS on HP's latest PDA-phone inject some much-needed oomph back into the dwindelling PDA market?
Review Verdict: The hw6515 is a Pocket PC, a quad-band phone, a GPS navigator and a 1.3-megapixel camera all rolled into one. Why is it, then, that we still want more from this device?
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HP iPaq hw6515
HP's latest iPaq has what it takes to compete with the O2s and Treos in the PDA-phone market, but not without some tradeoffs.
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HP iPaq hw6515
Operating System: Windows Mobile 2003, Flash Memory Type: Secure Digital, Bluetooth: Yes, Megapixels: 1, Type: Pock...
Review Verdict: This PDA does well with e-mail and GPS, but we're troubled by its incompatibility with some Pocket PC software.
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HP iPAQ hw6515 Mobile Messenger
When we first reviewed the hw6515, we were bowled over by how much HP has managed to cram into such a small device.
Review Verdict: But in practice we were disappointed. Once each grid of map downloads your location marker moves to the edge of the screen before the next segment appears making it tricky to decipher at a glance. Plus, using GPRS as the remote server takes a while to rec
Product Reviews: HP iPAQ HW6515
With Mobile 2003 running the show and a well thought out button layout, the HP is a doddle to use. The volume control and camera capture button are well placed and the PDA's buttons exude quality. 312MHz CPU the iPAQ is quick and will have you zipping fro
Review Verdict: With GPS functionality and speedy performance wrapped up in such an attractive and easy-to-use package, this is one iPAQ that's definitely worth owning.
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Review Verdict: With this phone, camera, GPS and PDA combination, HP has very nearly hit the spot
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Review: HP iPAQ hw6515
Editor-in-Chief Jørgen Sundgot reviews the hw6515, HP's first shot in its new vein of iPAQ hw6500 communicator series, featuring an integrated thumbboard, EDGE, Bluetooth and GPS.
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HP IPAQ HW6515 Mobile Messenger
- Just as the great unwashed now think that all things MP3 is called an iPod, so there was a time when all handheld devices were simply known as iPAQs. This must have annoyed most vendors, especially Palm, but HP was never heard to complain.
Review Verdict: HP's new connected device isn't so much a smartphone as a PDA with a keyboard
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Review Verdict: The HP iPaq hw6515 offers great tools for the mobile professional, but its poky performance keeps it from achieving smart-phone greatness.
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