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AT&T adds HP Mini 110 netbook

Dusan Belic — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 09:11:16 +0000

AT&T (NYSE: T) has added a new netbook in its offering – HP Mini 110, which the carrier is offering for $199 with a two-year contract, after mail-in rebate; and which BTW is also available on Verizon.

Specs wise, the HP Mini 110 comes with a 10.1-inch screen, 1GB of RAM, Intel Atom CPU, 160GB hard drive, WiFi… whereas Windows 7 is running the show.

As I said, a mobile broadband (AT&T DataConnect) plan is needed, which starts at $35 per month and includes 200MB of data…

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Verizon Wireless adds two HP netbooks – Mini 311-1037NR and Mini 110-1046NR

Dusan Belic — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 08:05:26 +0000

Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless has added two HP netbooks to its offering – the HP Mini 311-1037NR and the HP Mini 110-1046NR. Both devices come with a built-in 3G modem, allowing users to access Internet without any USB modems, while on the go. Here’s the specs rundown:

HP Mini 311-1037NR:

Windows 7 Home Premium
11.6-inch diagonal HD LED BrightView widescreen display (1366 x 768)
Intel Atom N270 CPU 1.60 GHz
NVIDIA ION graphics card
2 GB RAM, 160 GB hard drive, 6-cell battery
WiFi, Bluetooth, webcam, 3 USB ports, HDMI port, LAN, VGA out
Size: 11.4 x 8.03 x 0.78-1.2 inches, weight: 3.22 lbs.

HP Mini 110-1046NR:

Windows XP Home Edition
10.1-inch diagonal SD LED anti-glare widescreen display (1024 x 576)
Intel Atom N270 CPU 1.60 GHz
1 GB RAM, 160 GB hard drive, 3-cell battery
WiFi, Bluetooth, webcam, 3 USB ports, LAN, VGA out
Size: 10.3 X 6.77 X 1.04-1.29 inches, weight: 2.57 lbs.

As for the availability and pricing, the HP Mini 311-1037NR could be yours for $249.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new Mobile Broadband plan. The HP Mini 110-1046NR, on the other hand, will be available in mid-November for $199.99, again after a $100 mail-in rebate and with a new Mobile Broadband plan.

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AT&T Windows Mobile Lineup Leaked, Featuring LG Monaco, HP Obsidian

Simon Sage — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:22:12 +0000

You might recall seeing the pico-projecting LG Monaco popping up on an extensive AT&T roadmap back in the Spring, featuring a landscape QWERTY keypad, a 5 megapixel camera and a 3.2″ WVGA touchscreen. Well, a leaked roadmap has revealed a more precise release date (November), along with a few other Windows Mobile smartphones coming to AT&T (NYSE: T). HP’s iPAQ K3 Obsidian, first seen live in July, will be launching shortly after the Monoco in December with a modest 2.8″ QVGA, 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, and 528 Mhz processor. The HTC Fortress (a.k.a. Touch Pro2, Tilt 2) gets added confirmation to what we’ve already seen regarding a mid-October launch, and both the Samsung Jack and Epix will be due for a 6.5 update after the Tilt 2 is out. Good news all around for Windows Mobile fans!

[via BGR]

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HP Launches New Range of Photosmart Printers Featuring Improved Support for iPhone and iPod Touch

James Falconer — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 13:59:26 +0000

HP has just launched a new range in the Photosmart printer line, which feature improved wireless support for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The new printers include the HP Photosmart C4680, HP Photosmart, HP Photosmart with Wireless, HP Photosmart Plus and HP Photosmart Premium.

HP notes that the new series has ‘transformed the printer from a functional device to a fun and creative platform that the whole family can engage with’. Thanks for the fuzzy feel-good message HP

Tight integration for iPhone and iPod Touch users can be achieved by downloading the HP iPrint Photo app. With it, you can use the new Photosmart range to print out 4×6 photos stored on your device. Pop open the app, browse your photo albums and pictures, select a picture and hit the ‘print’ option. That’s it. Easy.

The new Photosmart Printers should be available come October. In the meantime you can still use existing HP printer technology together with the HP iPrint Photo app to print out hundreds of pictures in 4×6 brilliance.

Note: You can check out the HP iPrint Photo app in the App Store (iTunes link). No worries, it’s a free download.

[Via: TechRadar]

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HP’s iPAQ K3 Obsidian clears FCC on its way to AT&T

Dusan Belic — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 08:07:27 +0000

HP’s full QWERTY keyboard-equipped Windows Mobile smartphone, iPAQ K3 Obsidian, has been spotted while passing the FCC on its way to AT&T (NYSE: T). Why we think it’s heading there? Well, there are a couple of reasons:

Its 3G radio sings on 850 and 1900MHz bands, AT&T uses;
We’ve seen it in AT&T’s leaked roadmap;
Finally, it has “AT&T SKU” written on its ID label.

Need more proof? No you don’t. If our earlier sources were correct, we’ll see AT&T start selling this baby on November 30th. Pricing is unknown at the moment, though.

[Via: Engadget Mobile]

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New HP device coming with QWERTY keyboard and AMOLED display?

Ben Robinson — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 21:48:07 +0000

According to OLED-info.com, there are rumors that HP has an upcoming smartphone, called the iPAQ K3 Obsidian. Reportedly it will have a 2.46-inch Touch-AMOLED display, with QVGA 320×240 resolution. Other specs include a 3.2Mp camera, 528Mhz CPU, 256Mb RAM, microSD slot, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0, microUSB and GPS.

Sounds OK doesn’t it? There’s nothing outstanding with those specs, but as previous devices have taught us, sometimes the end result can sometimes be greater than the sum of all the parts….

Thanks for the heads-up Ron!

[Via: OLED-info.com]

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First Look at iPAQ K3 Obsidian

Simon Sage — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 15:13:33 +0000

Some solid pictures of the first iPAQ in a long time have surfaced, and it looks like it’s packing Windows Mobile 6.5. The K3, code-named “Obsidian” isn’t anything especially impressive, but it sure is stylish.

Based on what we had heard before, the K3 should be packing tri-band HSDPA, quad-band GSM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, aGPS, 2.8? QVGA touchscreen, 2 megapixel camera with LED flash (although these pictures show a 3.2 megapixel camera with no flash), and 256 MB RAM. What we’ve learned from this first look is that it will be running on a 7200a Qualcomm (NSDQ: QCOM) processor, clocking in at 528 Mhz, and support microSD and 3.5mm inputs.

Considering we’re seeing a live working unit now, the previously speculated November 30 seems pretty far – it wouldn’t be surprising to see the K3 actually land sometime this fall.

[Sohoa via GSMArena]

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AT&T Lineup Leaked: 3G BlackBerry Pearl, Palm Eos and Android-Bearing Lancaster Confirmed

Simon Sage — Mon, 25 May 2009 14:02:08 +0000

A slideshow outlining AT&T (NYSE: T)’s entire lineup of upcoming handsets has snuck out and is showing some very impressive hardware, notably the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Onyx we’ve been seeing so much of lately, but also a few surprises from HTC. HP’s even got a new iPAQ coming. Gasp! Here’s what’s coming:

Palm Eos – Palm (NSDQ: PALM)’s next WebOS handset, packing a traditional full-QWERTY layout. Due second half.

BlackBerry Onyx – The keypad in the slide looks distinctly different from what we’ve seen earlier today. Also, the image stablization feature for the camera sounds new. No model number set, no release date given.

BlackBerry Gemini – First BlackBerry to use a touchpad instead of trackball. “Potential” GPS option. No model number set, no release date given.

BlackBerry Pearl 3G – Pictured as a classic candybar, now with 3G for GSM carriers. First we’ve heard of it, and long overdue, considering EV-DO capable Pearls have been around for awhile. The Pearl 3G will have tri-band UIMTS, HSDPA clocking in at 3.6 Mbps, aGPS, “high-resolution” screen, camera, Bluetooth, SureType, microUSB. No model number set, no release date given.

BlackBerry Magnum – “BlackBerry Bold porfolio evolution”, full QWERTY keypad plus touch. Same processor as Bold, tri-band UMTS, quad-band GSM, HVGA screen, more memory. No model number set, no release date given.

HTC Fortress – AT&T’s Touch Pro2 running Windows Mobile 6.1, hinting at Windows Mobile 7 for September. Full slide-out QWERTY keypad with 3.6″ WVGA 480 x 800 touchscreen. Due May 25.

HTC Warhawk – AT&T’s Touch Diamond 2 running Windows Mobile 6.5. 3.2″ WVGA 480 x 800 touchscreen with TouchFlo 3D UI. Due August 24th.

HTC Lancaster – New Android handset with side-sliding QWERTY keyboard (otherwise looks similar to the Magic). 2.8″ QVGA 240 x 320 touchscreen. Dual-band HSDPA, tri-band GSM, aGPS, Bluetooth. “Unique HTC Social Messaging User Interface” sounds promising. Due August 3rd, but could see delays due to UI customization.

iPAQ K3 – Full QWERTY handset codenamed Obsidian to launch with Windows Mobile 6.5. Tri-band HSDPA, quad-band GSM, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, aGPS, 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen (no stylus), 2 megapixel camera with LED flash, 256 MB RAM. Proximity and light sensor also built-in. Due November 30.

All of that on top of the four Nokia devices and two Motorolas that leaked earlier. Hooah! Thems a lotta phones.

[via Engadget all up in the business]

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Verizon Wireless to launch HP Mini 1151NR netbook on May 17th?

Dusan Belic — Mon, 11 May 2009 08:33:10 +0000

It seems Verizon (NYSE: VZ) Wireless is gearing toward launching not one but two cool products on May 17th. We’ve already mentioned the portable 3G hotspot device MiFi 2200, and now we’re hearing the carrier will also unveil the HP Mini 1151NR netbook with integrated EV-DO radio.

The bad news is the rumored price. Apparently, Verizon will ask $199 for the netbook on a two-year contract. Bare in mind that this contract involves monthly cost of at least $40, which makes the total cost of ownership of the HP Mini astronomical. This seems like a deal designed for those who already thought about buying a netbook, but needed a reason more to push the button. Well, now you got it, though it would make more sense if Verizon could offer HP’s baby for hundred bucks. That would make the deal much sweeter…

[Via: BGR]

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Former Palm director joins HP to revive the smartphone business?

Dusan Belic — Mon, 11 May 2009 08:24:20 +0000

Former Palm (NSDQ: PALM) senior director Jonathan Oakes’ LinkedIn profile shows that he’s now an HP employee. As a matter of fact he jumped to HP’s Emerging Businesses Unit, which deals with iPAQ smartphones and general mobile business and custom PC software.

Expectantly HP declined to comment why they need Jonathan, but the rumor says he’ll help the company revive its smartphone business. And while we’ve no clue how this will translate in real-life, we can only hope HP will go beyond Windows Mobile to embrace other mobile platforms.

Android instantly comes to mind — and we hope to see what HP can do with it on its netbooks — but it’s also worth noting that the computer maker is a Symbian Foundation member. Maybe they just wanted to bring support for their printers to the platform, but you never know. We’ll certainly watch closely and keep you guys and gals well informed…

[Via: Electronista]

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HP Introduces Friendlee – Location-Aware Social Networking for BlackBerry

Simon Sage — Thu, 07 May 2009 13:44:36 +0000

HP had already made two official announcements at WES (CloudPrint and Operations Manager), but they also offered a sneak peek of what they’re working on next at yesterday’s keynote. Details were slim, but the long and short of their new app, Friendlee for BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM), is that it lets you get in touch with your closest contacts, know what their status is, and where they are.

By detecting who you interact with most frequently, Friendlee automatically populates your friends list. Simple twitter-style status messages means you can keep up on specifics; some of the examples they have here include “who do I call to fix the printer”, and “did you get the memo” shows HP is clearly gearing this towards enterprise. Profile awareness will also let you know what mode your contacts’ BlackBerry is in – no more taking it personally when they don’t answer your call, since you can see they just have it set to Silent. Knowing your contacts’ local time is also huge for international corporations who need to plan their correspondences carefully across time zones.

Friendlee also sports a kind of LinkedIn style of connections; you can browse through select contacts of your close contacts, enabling otherwise awkward second-degree links, and also a business reccomendation engine. You might remember your friend mentioning a great pizza place around the block, and by perusing his Friendlee profile, you could get further information on it.

It doesn’t look too far along, since they didn’t do much other than copy and paste an Android screenshot onto a Storm, but they were confident enough to show it at the biggest BlackBerry show of the year, so I’m sure it’s on the way. In the long run, HP is trying to reimagine the address book so instead of chewing through a list of rarely-used contacts, you’ll be focusing on the few people you talk to on a daily basis. Take a look at HP’s research on the app for a closer look.

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It’s Business Time: Rogers Launches HP iPAQ 910 ‘Business Manager’

James Falconer — Fri, 06 Feb 2009 14:56:14 +0000

Rogers (NYSE: RCI) has launched the HP iPAQ 910 ‘Business Manager’ for a limited time promo price of $249.99 on a 3-year contract. The contract requires a voice/data plan over $45 per month to qualify. Not a huge fan of the iPAQ, but if you are and plan on picking one up, there are 3 other price plans available:

Device only: $499.99
1-Year Price with Voice and Data: $449.99
2-Year Price with Voice and Data: $399.99

The ‘Business Manager’ comes in black (’Piano’ black actually ) and has a full QWERTY keyboard, 2.4″ QVGA hi-res touchscreen @320×240, a stylus (ooooh, a stylus!), a 3MP camera with auto-focus digital zoom and video, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, 2.5mm headset jack and Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional. Whew… that was a mouthful.

Clearly according to Rogers ant the HP iPAQ 910… It’s ‘Business Time’. Check out my favorite ‘Business Time’ video after the jump, or check out the HP iPAQ 910 at Rogers.

[Via: MobileSyrup]

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HP iPAQ Data Messenger available for pre-order; Anyone cares?

Dusan Belic — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 10:28:33 +0000

Even though we expected to see HP rolling out its iPAQ Data Messenger alongside the Voice Messenger back in December, guess something went wrong for the company. Whatever the reasoning behind the delay is, it’s good to see that the better of the two devices, iPAQ Data Messenger is now available for pre-ordering in UK. 419 GBP (about $593) buys you the great-lookin’ Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone all in its QWERTY glory. The only problem is that Mobile World Congress starts within two weeks, leaving too little space for HP to get some traction.

Anyway, here’s a link where you can get all the details and eventually push the button. No, we don’t suggest doing so. Patience is a virtue, remember.

[Via: Engadget Mobile]

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Hewlett-Packard Releases HP iPrint Photo in the App Store

James Falconer — Tue, 23 Dec 2008 19:06:15 +0000

The folks at Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) have released a brand-new iPhone app called HP iPrint Photo. I have to say, I’m not surprised at all to see this new offering from HP, especially after the launch of The KODAK Gallery App last week. Perhaps HP was trying to beat KODAK to the punch and they were delayed… who knows… With that said, this app is all about printing, whereas the KODAK app offered online image gallery storage, printing and more all at a location outside of the home.

Using the new HP iPrint Photo, you can do all of your 4×6 printing right from home using an HP printer. Simply connect to your WiFi network and print all the 4×6 photos you can handle direct from your iPhone or iPod Touch (You might want to stock up on more ink).

This one is handy if you’ve ever wanted a solution to printing those shots taken with your iPhone. I have never personally encountered that situation, but if the built-in camera on the iPhone ever gets boosted up to be more of a powerhouse, I could see this app being very useful!

To get HP iPrint Photo, click here (iTunes link alert!).

[Via: MobileSyrup]

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HP Mini 1000 netbook goes 3G, too

Dusan Belic — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 14:08:52 +0000

Two weeks ago we posted that Dell has added a 3G option for its Inspiron Mini 9 netbook. Now we have HP following the suit by allowing the same add-on for its recently unveiled Mini 1000. The only problem though is the price, which at $199 is kinda steep considering that the whole netbook costs $399.

The good news is that you’ll have an option to go either Verizon (NYSE: VZ) or AT&T (NYSE: T) route — select EV-DO or HSDPA modem — which ever suits you best.

Naturally, once you select the modem you want, you need to sign a contract with a carrier to use their network, but that’s whole another story…

[Via: jkOnTheRun]

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HP unveils iPAQ Data Messenger and iPAQ Voice Messenger

Dusan Belic — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:57:47 +0000

HP unveiled two new smartphones – HP iPAQ Data Messenger and HP iPAQ Voice Messenger, with one of them sporting a touchscreen and the other one a ROKR-style QWERTY keyboard. Let’s go briefly through each of the devices announced.

First comes the HP iPAQ Data Messenger, which prides itself with a 2.8-inch touchscreen which unfortunately doesn’t go beyond QVGA (320×240 pixels). However, there’s a slide-out QWERTY keyboard on board, making the Data Messenger look like a TyTN II competitor.

The other device, HP iPAQ Voice Messenger, comes with a 2.4-inch QVGA non-touchscreen, and the mentioned QWERTY keyboard which is fitted into an alphanumeric keypad — that’s two characters per key on its 20-key alphanumeric keypad.

In addition, both devices also come with HSDPA support, WiFi, GPS receiver, 3 megapixel camera with LED flash, Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR and a microSD memory slot. Windows Mobile 6.1 is running the show.

The HP iPAQ Voice Messenger will be available by mid-November for about $570, while the HP iPAQ Data Messenger will come on the end of November for about $680.

[Via: Unwired View]

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HP To Release Touchscreen Smartphone Before End of 2008

James Falconer — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 13:55:13 +0000

Is it time for the 'HP Oak'?

Reports have it that Hewlett Packard is working on a new smartphone for release before the end of the year. The new touchscreen smartphone initially dubbed the ‘HP Oak’ will be initially sold in Europe by carriers in their retail stores. Initial reports on this new device came out earlier this year… But it sounds like HP has finished their development and is getting ready to ship the device.

From the Wall Street Journal:

The new device will have a touchscreen and keypad and will use Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT) Corp.’s Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system, say people briefed on the plan. It will be able to send and receive emails, and access the Internet.

The phone is the latest version of H-P’s iPaq devices. H-P, which has been selling iPaq-branded devices since it acquired personal-computer maker Compaq Computer Corp. in 2002, primarily focused earlier iPaqs on businesses and typically didn’t sell them through retail stores.

This is an interesting move, as PC manufacturers seem to be hopping on the smartphone train of late. Look for Dell and Acer to enter the market as well, possibly as early as Q1 2009.

[Via: WSJ.com]

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HP iPAQ 910 available for purchase

Dusan Belic — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 10:10:23 +0000

If you’ve been waiting for a Windows Mobile smartphone which has the Treo-like form factor with full QWERTY keyboard, you’ll be glad to know the HP iPAQ 910 is now available for purchase.

The HP device has everything you could possibly need — including HSDPA, WiFi, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, and GPS on board. 128 MB of RAM is there to make sure multi-tasking works as it should, and the Marvell PXA270 CPU running at 416 MHz provides all the processing power needed…

As a Symbian fan I would always go for the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) E71, instead. However, I’m also sure there are quite a few Windows Mobile fans out there who may prefer HP’s smartphone.

The HP iPAQ 910 costs $499.99 and you can grab it on HP’s website.

[Via: Engadget Mobile]

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HP iPAQ 900 starts shipping on June 30

Dusan Belic — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 09:42:17 +0000

HP announced that its BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM)-killin’ iPAQ 900 Series Business Messenger — which we’ve already seen on FCC’s pages — will start shipping on June 30th. The all-in-one device has virtually everything a business man or woman could ever need — including the full QWERTY keyboard, tri-band UMTS/HSDPA and quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity, built-in GPS receiver, WiFi, Bluetooth, and a 3 megapixel camera. Windows Mobile 6.1 is running the show.

HP haven’t disclosed which CPU the iPAQ 900 uses, nor how much memory (RAM/ROM) it sports. We can only hope they know what’s good for us — i.e. at least 128MB RAM for handling multiple apps at the same time on Windows Mobile is a must.

As for the pricing, all we know the iPAQ 900’s price will “vary by country and region.”

[Via: PhoneScoop]

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FCC reveals HP iPAQ 900/910 smartphone

Will Park — Sat, 19 Apr 2008 00:01:14 +0000

We’ve been waiting and waiting for HP to finally get real with their iPAQ 900-series Windows Mobile smartphone. Just as we were about to give up on HP’s smartphone offering, the HP iPAQ 900 pops up on the FCC’s website.

We were expecting the HP iPAQ 910 to get its launch on with AT&T (NYSE: T) back in September – after getting word on the juicy hardware details of the HP iPAQ 914. With a 2.5 inch 240×320 touchscreen, 3 megapixel camera, A-GPS, WiFi b/g, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Maps, and all that delicious 850/1900Mhz HSDPA love from AT&T’s 3G network, it’s going to be hard to wait for the official carrier-launch of the Windows Mobile 6.0-powered HP iPAQ 910.

The FCC is keeping mum on the subject of carrier availability and pricing, so we’re just going to have to hope to HP feels like dropping a couple crumbs of info our way in the near future. Although, with the FCC’s blessing, the future is looking good for the HP iPAQ 900/910/914.

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