On test: Hewlett-Packard iPAQ rw6815
PDAs are definitely getting smaller, and the days of having to work extremely hard to find pocket space for them are pretty much consigned to the past.
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"HP iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger"
Issue: 57/2007
"Palm Treo 680 smartphone"
Published on: 1/2007
On test: Palm Treo 680
Palm's latest Treo handset - the Palm Treo 680 promises the same form factor as its Treo 750v model launched last year but without the 3G connectivity and without the Windows Mobile 5 operating system.
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"Fujitsu Siemens Pocket Loox T830"
Issue: 2/2007
On test: Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket Loox T830
Smartphone manufacturers are cramming more and more features into their phones, but Fujitsu Siemens' Pocket Loox T830 has the biggest list we've ever seen.
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"iPaq 2790"
Issue: 108
"Palm Treo 750V"
Issue: 108
"HTC P3600"
Issue: 56/2006
On test: HTC P3600
We see a lot of Windows Mobile devices, and it's not too often that we open the box and think first about how cool the device inside it looks. But when we opened the box of the HTC P3600 we aren't ashamed to admit that the white and silver design grabbed our attention.
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"ASUS R2H Ultra Mobile PC"
Published on: 12/2006
On test: Asus R2H
The Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC) made its first appearance back in March 2006, in the shape of the Samsung Q1.
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"Asus R2H Ultra-Mobile PC"
Published on: 12/2006
On test: Asus R2H
The ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) made its first appearance back in March at CeBIT 2006, in the shape of the Samsung Q1.
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"HP iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger"
Published on: 12/2006
On test: Hewlett-Packard iPAQ rw6815
Hewlett Packard's latest iPAQ has a lengthy name -- the iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger. It makes it sound like some sort of dedicated mobile IM machine, with no use for anything work-related.
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"Palm Treo 680 smart phone"
Published on: 12/2006
On test: Palm Treo 680
Palm's Treo 650 smart phone has spearheaded Palm's smart-phone business since its debut in the US in October 2004.
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"Palm Treo 750v"
Issue: 1/2007
On test: Palm Treo 750V
The Treo 750v will seem rather strange to traditional Palm users. It might look similar to the 650 and nearly identical to the 680, but power it up and you'll notice one fundamental difference; where's the Palm operating system? The 750v is a Windows Mobile 5.0 powered device.
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"Orange SPV M600 smartphone"
Published on: 11/2006
On test: Orange SPV M600
The Orange SPV M600 is pitched at the business mobile phone user who wants a smart phone, but doesn't want to go the whole way and get all QWERTY-keyboarded up.
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"HP iPAQ hw6915 handheld computer"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Hewlett-Packard iPAQ hw6915
The convergence between a Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) and mobile phone is just about complete in HP's new, all-singing handheld computer, the hw6915.
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"Review: Mio P350"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Mio P350
A large amount of modern GPS units use a Windows Mobile environment to power their interface and make for easier map and firmware updates etc.
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"Palm Treo 750v smartphone"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Palm Treo 750V
Launched exclusively on the Vodafone network, the Palm Treo 750v is the company's latest smartphone and the first in Europe to feature the Windows operating system. But can the small form factored Treo complete against other contenders in the market from HP, HTC and of course BlackBerry?
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"Palm Treo 750v"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Palm Treo 750V
Palm's first Windows Mobile-based Treo to hit the UK arrives with something of a splash. It was September last year when the company announced a US version of its Treo, called the Treo 700w.
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"Mio P350 GPS receiver"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Mio P350
The Mio P350 is the latest GPS enabled PDA from the Mio “DigiWalker” stable. The distinct difference between this model and previous A201 version is that the GPS receiver is now part of the PDA case – no more flipping out an extra blob. This is good – right? It certainly looks better.
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"Fujitsu Siemens Pocket LOOX T830"
Published on: 10/2006
On test: Fujitsu-Siemens Pocket Loox T830
You get the feeling the designers of the Pocket LOOX T830 asked themselves what components a Pocket PC could possibly contain and then proceeded to pour them all inside the casing, one by one.
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"Nokia 770 Internet Tablet"
Published on: 8/2006
On test: Nokia 770 Internet Tablet
With most of us now having wireless networks at home and the urge to be on the Internet more and more (hey your online reading this aren't you?) Nokia believes that its 770 Internet Tablet is the way that we will be viewing the web and emails in the future.
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"Samsung Q1 UMPC Review"
Published on: 6/2006
On test: Samsung Q1
Origami, the art of folding paper to make something delicate and new. At least that’s what it meant until Microsoft turned it into their codename for the Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC), where they’ve created a specification that allows manufacturers to turn Windows XP into a full-fledged mobile platform.
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"Samsung Q1 ultra-mobile PC"
Published on: 6/2006
On test: Samsung Q1
The jury's still out on whether Microsoft's ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) form-factor is the next step in the evolution of mobile computing or just a development dead-end sandwiched somewhere between notebooks, PDAs and PMPs.
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"Review: Qtek 9000 smart phone"
Published on: 5/2006
"Orange SPV M600"
Published on: 5/2006
On test: Orange SPV M600
Searching for a handheld computer that is small, light and practical enough to double as a mobile phone is a bit like deciding whether to take punt on England winning the World Cup -- heart says it can happen, head refuses to agree.
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"Acer n311"
Published on: 5/2006
On test: Acer n311
Acer has recently augmented its handheld lineup with the Windows Mobile 5.0-based n300 series.
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"Samsung Q1 handheld computer"
Published on: 5/2006
On test: Samsung Q1
Windows has gone through several mobile guises over the years, with Pocket PC and SmartPhone devices being the most familiar platforms.
Microsoft's latest venture is the ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) and the Samsung Q1 is the first to take advantage of the technology.
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