HP iPAQ 910c

HP iPAQ 910c

Introduction:

As the old iPAQ hw6900, 910c has a QWERTY bar Windows Mobile Professional, GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth. But the similarities end there. The old model was a bit 'behind the times in terms of design and cellular data: it was not 3G, and it seemed more like a PDA iPAQ typed an old phone. 910c is faster than 7.2 Mbps HSDPA 3G and style reminiscent of the Motorola Q9 Global touch-screen.

The iPAQ 5.4 oz is just a bit thicker than the Samsung BlackJack II, thinner, but 0.4 ounces heavier than the Treo 800W and narrower than the width of Motorola Q9h-ish. For a Windows Mobile touch screen, the iPAQ nice compact and much thinner than the side QWERTY slider like the HTC Tilt, and M810 E-TEN MWg Zinc II. If you like the size and design of the BlackJack II and Moto Q9, but want a touchscreen iPAQ is your answer.

Design:

As is the case with many WinMo QWERTY bar phone with one hand is a breeze. Although it lacks the capacity to use Palm enhancements is also determined by hand Treo, it is too easy to dial smart dialing, speed, open the Start menu, check email for Windows and close with one hand and without using the stylus. But that would have a Blackjack II or Moto Q If you do not want to touch the screen for some tasks, right? You can scroll through the links in IE Mobile until the thumb is numb, or use your finger or the stylus (a good old metal telescopic boom includes metal strapping, no toothpicks here) scroll and click links . Although the LED-backlit transflective display is small compared to WinMo professional standards (which are usually 2.8 "), the iPAQ 2.46" screen is too small for the thread link or read the text. The screen is very bright, cheerful and has a bias slightly warmer color that makes photos look more natural and enjoyable.

Gone are the days of your iPAQ 240 x 240, Yes! The HP 910 has a display of 320 x 240 landscape (no way to turn the vertical orientation). So you see the screen as much as you would tilt and other standard QVGA WinMo phone, but in landscape mode, it is better to surf the web, work with spreadsheets and watching videos. There is no option to rotate the screen in portrait mode, which is not something you generally want to do, but some games require initial vertical orientation (even rotate the screen in landscape - go figure). The games include Bejeweled two jobs, Broken Sword and distant galaxies. Games that do not include the Corsair and Red Sector 2112. The display is the traditional back and we would like to be very short, like the HTC Touch Dual and MWg Zinc II, they are much more friendly to the fingers. However, the relatively small LCD iPAQ does not lend itself to use the extended finger.

IPAQ 910c Business Messenger is a quad band GSM unlocked phone, which supports all GSM bands worldwide and EDGE: 850/900/1800/1900MHz. Because it is open, it works with all GSM SIM card (which usually means the U.S. AT & T and T-Mobile). This is a global 3G UMTS and HSDPA 850/1900/2100MHz bands. HSDPA works well with AT & T in the U.S.. IPAQ is a new, faster 7.2Mbps HSDPA specifications and tested in the DFW area, we obtained an average of 630kbps is the DSL Reports mobile speed test (post-iPhone 3G, which is a good result, because the 3G network is been busy). So the iPAQ is a very good performer when it comes to information, and as a result, web pages load quickly and downloading e-mail quickly. Phone Wizard, which will determine the data and the MMS, when a new SIM is inserted, making life easier for those who are outside their carrier settings.