Hp Pda Phones: Unchained Mobile Computing

Posted by admin on Jun 23rd, 2010 | 0 comments

HP is one of the most recognized brand in the personal computing field. Over the years, the company have successfully made and maintained an enviable reputation in personal computing scene with many leading computers, consumer electronic goods, notebooks, computer peripherals and accessories in its product portfolio. As the world of personal computing rapidly merging with mobile computing, HP’s entry to the mobile phones and PDA market was an widely anticipated move.

Palm tops and pocket PCs manufactured by HP are clubbed together as iPAQ series. Each hand-held from this manufacturing giant offers their user a definitive edge over other mobile phones with their enhanced mobile computing skills. All of HP PDA phones features Windows Mobile 5.0 or higher as their operating system, thereby opening up new vistas of opportunity for its user. One could have a better idea of HP PDA phones’ capabilities when they compare them to the ones available in stores today.

HP PDA phones‘ functionality could be assessed by its built quality and its specification. The low budget HP iPAQ rx4240 is a great device for connecting, entertaining and organizing. The handset is fitted with a 400 MHz Samsung processor and works on Windows Mobile 5.0. Endowed with premium features like touch screen, integrated WLAN 802.11b/g and Bluetooth wireless technology, SD slot and one year warranty, the HP iPAQ rx4240 is almost at par with the best of other manufacturers.

Similarly, other handsets like HP iPAQ 510, HP iPAQ hx2495, HP iPAQ hx2795 and HP iPAQ rx5915 exhibits the best of mobile computing. Each handset signifies HP’s emergence as a major player in not just PDAs but the whole mobile phone fraternity. Among the most recent offerings of the company, the HP iPAQ hw6945 Mobile messenger deserves a special mention. This powerhouse is equipped with an Intel PXA270 processor (416 MHz) and Windows Mobile 5.0 Phone Edition. From WiFi to Bluetooth, GPS receiver to multi megapixel camera – this HP PDA phone has it all to make it to the top, much like the company itself.

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The Nokia E52, taking mobile computing to the max

Posted by admin on Jun 18th, 2010 | 0 comments

The Nokia E52 is the latest addition to the company’s mobile phone product line aimed at the business and corporate markets. Leveraging on its E-series heritage, the new E62 sports a remarkable feature set for the businessman while not ignoring the multimedia demands of the young crowd that never escaped the frivolity of the corporate middle-age crowd.

Extensive data connectivity options, mostly in new high-speed high bandwidth arena, emailing and data security features, as well as a remarkable battery life make the E62 a no-brainer choice among executives and entrepreneurs wanting to realize the potential for telecommuting.

A Formal Classic Design

Starting with a traditional candy-bar form factor that is sure to become a classic, the E62 comes in two corporate-savvy colors:  metal grey and golden aluminum.  It is basically a Nokia E55 minus the QWERTY keyboard. It sports a 2.4” screen with brilliant 16M colors on a QVGA resolution that stands out as one of the large screen mobile phone out there – something a business phone can’t do without. It even has automatic landscape mode thanks to its accelerometer sensor.

Typical E-series features

GPS support is there and a digital compass.  A 3.2 mega-pixel camera with full focus and LED flash is on board – Nokia’s token acceptance of the demand for camera phones out there. Emailing and Internet browsing features are there as well as the call and messaging management functions the E-series are known for.  Its extensive data connection options include support for HSUPA at 2Mbps and 3G with HSDPA at 10.2 Mbps.  This allows quick data transfers every mobile computing geek would love. Now there’s the usual WI-FI and Bluetooth 2.0 +EDR for wireless data connection.  External microSD support up to 16Gb is standard.

Then of course, there are the multimedia features to give executives some entertainment value on their handsets at the end of a busy day.  Its audio and video application supports all the popular codecs available so far.  Video shoots come at VGA resolution at 15 frames per second – good enough for most on-the-fly demands.

What really stands out?

The E52 supports data encryption for sending emails over the mobile phone.  This removes a barrier that many companies put in to discourage telecommuting. Now, data security conscious corporations can rest their fears with E52 handsets for its executives.

The standout features goes to its long battery life that is twice as good as the E51 and just as great as that on the E55.   You get 8 hours of talk time and 23 days of standby, allowing telecommuters to worry more about the content of what they are sending over email, rather than fearing the phone dying on them when needed the most.

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