Friday, April 18, 2008
iPaq 900 In FCC Certification
Posted by Nurhisham Hussein in "Pocket PC Hardware" @ 06:00 AM
"HP's iPAQ 900 series smartphones haven't exactly had the smoothest of releases ('round these parts at least) since they were first announced way back in September of last year, but one of 'em has at least managed to recently trickle out into the hands of the lucky folks at the FCC, which could possibly indicate that it's actually nearing a US release. In case you missed it, the Windows Mobile-based phone was previously hinted as coming to AT&T in its iPAQ 910 incarnation, although the FCC unsurprisingly doesn't have anything to say about that possibility."
The 900 series was announced along with the 600 series, almost six months ago. In case you missed Jason's new iPaqs posts at the time, the 900 features quadband GSM, triband HSDPA, 802.11 b/g WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, AGPS, 520 MHz Marvell processor, 3MP camera, 128 MB RAM and 256 MB ROM. Expanded storage comes courtesy of a microSD slot and a 1840 mAh battery will ensure you're good to go for a full day's work. No information on if or when it would be available in the US, though - the 600 series of course never made it due to potential legal issues, and FCC certification is typically done irregardless of retail availability. Is this iPaq on anybody's wishlist?
The 900 series was announced along with the 600 series, almost six months ago. In case you missed Jason's new iPaqs posts at the time, the 900 features quadband GSM, triband HSDPA, 802.11 b/g WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0, AGPS, 520 MHz Marvell processor, 3MP camera, 128 MB RAM and 256 MB ROM. Expanded storage comes courtesy of a microSD slot and a 1840 mAh battery will ensure you're good to go for a full day's work. No information on if or when it would be available in the US, though - the 600 series of course never made it due to potential legal issues, and FCC certification is typically done irregardless of retail availability. Is this iPaq on anybody's wishlist?
