HP h6315 / h6310 / h6320 / h6325
Windows Mobile for Pocket PCs SE
Just an FYI on this one.
HP has already announced that they will not be providing and upgrade to Pocket PC 2003 SE for any of their devices on the market now. This is a slow processor (my Dell Axim X3 has a 300mhz and the new Dell X30 has a 643Mhz with the SE version, Bluetooth & Wi-Fi). On the surface it looks to be a better combo than the others but this one is based on "old" technology that is not upgradeable.
I would rather have the DellX30 with Bluetooth and a Bluetooth phone, that way if one item goes down, the other is still useful.
HP has already announced that they will not be providing and upgrade to Pocket PC 2003 SE for any of their devices on the market now. This is a slow processor (my Dell Axim X3 has a 300mhz and the new Dell X30 has a 643Mhz with the SE version, Bluetooth & Wi-Fi). On the surface it looks to be a better combo than the others but this one is based on "old" technology that is not upgradeable.
I would rather have the DellX30 with Bluetooth and a Bluetooth phone, that way if one item goes down, the other is still useful.
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When TI first announced the OMAP chip, I was totally excited, but now over a year later from their working engineer model, it's just too slow. My last iPAQ was a niche faster then this chip and it was just too slow and too big to carry around anymore. Wasn't worth it.
This iPAQ follows in the same line. It's too bad because this was a great idea, but too little, too late. Maybe the next rev.
I agree, just get a BT/Wi-Fi unit and a phone with BT and you'll have more power this way. One more device on your belt, but more power is better then more frustration.
This iPAQ follows in the same line. It's too bad because this was a great idea, but too little, too late. Maybe the next rev.
I agree, just get a BT/Wi-Fi unit and a phone with BT and you'll have more power this way. One more device on your belt, but more power is better then more frustration.
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