Pocket PCs
HP
At HP there was one, that is one, new device exposed, the iPAQ 614 Business Navigator. We’re talking about a combo device running Windows Mobile 6 Professional on a 520 MHz Marvell processor and has a 2.8” diameter QVGA display and a 3 megapixel autofocus camera. As it is visible from its name, this is a device capable of navigation, the type of built-in GPS receiver is not known however, the only thing sure is that it’s an aGPS chip. The device with WiFi and Bluetotth support cannot be called small at all as it weighs 145 grams, its size is 60.3 x 17.5 x 11.7 mm.
HP iPAQ 614 Business Navigator
HTC
The greatest disappointment of this year’s exposition was HTC. They have also presented one new device, but the Pharos can be called and average one only if we’re really kind. It is a quite dumb handset with a 200 MHz TI OMAP processor and has no WiFi or 3G support, although GPS is present.
HTC Pharos
i-Mate
At i-Mate’s stand we had at last the possibility of personally taking a look at the new Ultimate device, which we heard a lot about. We were satisfied: the 8150 and the 9502 are two machines with CGA display; the first has a 520, while the second has a 400 MHz processor. The size of the RAM/ROM pairs is 128/256 MB in both devices; the camera in the 9502 with a QWERTY keyboard is a 3 megapixel one, while its brother has a 2 megapixel one. Another common attribute is the HSDPA-support, the Windows Mobile 6 Professional operating system, the 802.11b/g compatible WiFi. GPS and TV output, however, are only part of the larger model, while only the 8150 has FM radio.
i-Mate 8150
i-Mate 9502
The model numbered 8502 also has really impressive specifications. Although its display has only QVGA resolution, but it has powerful hardware: 400 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM, 256 MB ROM. Its communication abilities are complete, it supports HSDPA, it has WiFi, Bluetooth and GPS receiver. The camera has a resolution of 2 megapixels and amongst the extras we find TV output. The only problem with it, just like with other members of the Ultimate series, is that it’s quite heavy, it weighs 140 grams.
i-Mate 8502
Besides the Ultimate devices, we had the opportunity of taking a look at a low category machine. The JAMA 101, weighing 110 grams, has the following specs: Windows Mobile 6 Professional, 300 MHz Samsung processor, 64 MB RAM, 128 MB ROM, 2.4” QVGA display, Bluetooth, 2 megapixel camera.
i-Mate JAMA 101
Palm
Palm didn’t have a separate stand, in their nicely arranged little building journalists could have taken a look at their two novelties, the Centro and the Treo 500v. They are devices with a demanding exterior and average features, the first one runs PalmOS 5.4.9, while the latter one has Windows Mobile 6 Standard.
Treo 500v
Centro
Toshiba
We have seen two Pocket PCs at Toshiba. The design of G910 reminds us of Nokia communicators, its internal display has a diagonal of 3” and WVGA resolution, its camera is a 3.2 megapixel one, it has WiFi, Bluetooth and it’s HSDPA-compatible. It’s built on a 520 MHz Qualcomm CPU, it has a built-in GPS, and so it knows a lot. The only problem is that it’s not even close to being small; it weighs 183 grams with a size of 117 x 64 x 19.8 mm.
Toshiba G910
The other machine is named G810. It is a Pocket PC with a clear-out, elegant exterior and has a 400 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM and 256 MB ROM. Its display has QVGA resolution and 2.8” diameter, it has GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, supports HSDPA and HSUPA technologies – overall it’s a promising one.
Toshiba G810
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