jediassassin

This is amazing then. The RAM according to all the photos is 128 MB and they mention the dual card slots CF and SD. Since SD is SDHC compatible, then it really doesn't matter if there is a CF Slot. Once this baby is available, come to papa!!!

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mannc7

Hopefully, Dell's new PPC will use the PXA320 as opposed to the PXA310.

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enCORe

all you guys forgetting the ultmate question, what about the gpu accelerator ?

still 4MB imageon ? axim is 16mb 2700g ? why HP didnt reveal the gpu specs?

JunkFunkyDude

Originally Posted by enCORe

all you guys forgetting the ultmate question, what about the gpu accelerator ? still 4MB imageon ? axim is 16mb 2700g ? why HP didnt reveal the gpu specs?

I was about to ask the same question. Also, is the processor ARM architecture, or something else?

All in all though, this looks amazing so far :approve:

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mannc7

The extended battery for this ipaq is 4400 mAh, and looks to be no bigger than the standard battery.

Link

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mannc7

Component, Axim, Ipaq, Advantage
1. 3D Acceleration, Yes, ???, x50v
2. VGA Out, Yes, ???, x50v
3. Weight, 175, 192, x50v
4. Width, 73, 76, x50v
5. Height, 119, 126, x50v
6. Infrared, Yes, ???, x50v
7. Lock Button, Yes, ???, x50v
8. Speaker, Front, Back, x50v
9. Processor, PXA270, PXA310, 210
10. MMX, 1, 2, 210
11. MPEG-4 Decoder, No, Yes, 210
12. Depth, 17, 16, 210
13. RAM, 64, 128, 210
14. SDHC, No, Yes, 210
15. Battery, 1100, 2200, 210
16. Wifi, b, b/g, 210
17. Bluetooth, 1.2, 2.0+EDR, 210
18. Screen Diagonal, 3.7, 4, 210
19. Screen Color, 16, 18, 210
20. Mini USB, No, Yes, 210
21. Operating System, 5, 6, 210
22. MSRP, 500, 450, 210
23. Microphone, Top, Bottom, 210

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Fieldmarshall

Maybe HP changed it mind and will sell the device with 128MB RAM (while they first thought of 64MB). On some places the product is referenced as iPaq 211, while on some others as iPaq 210... Maybe theyt will be selling 2 devices, one with 64MB RAM and another with 128MB RAM?

Fieldmarshall

I've read:

Quote:

It's also equipped with a 24-pin connector and a mini USB port for terminal attachments such as bar code readers.

Source: HP iPaq 110 and iPaq 210 bring back PDAs from the dead | Tech news blog - CNET News.com

So apparently a USB host will be present...

A_bug

Got this link from our friends over at PPC Thoughts (who got it from Brighthand).

HP iPAQ 210 First Thoughts *UPDATED*

But it does confirm that the 210 will have 128 RAM.

Yea :)

A (seriously thinking of ditching X30) Bug :approve:

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dyastrab

Nice to see the Stand-alone PDA isn't dead. :approve:

(When are we going to start seeing a VGA screen on Smartphones though?!!!)

mingkee

Originally Posted by mannc7

Component, Axim, Ipaq, Advantage 1. 3D Acceleration, Yes, ???, x50v 2. VGA Out, Yes, ???, x50v 3. Weight, 175, 192, x50v 4. Width, 73, 76, x50v 5. Height, 119, 126, x50v 6. Infrared, Yes, ???, x50v 7. Lock Button, Yes, ???, x50v 8. Speaker, Front, Back, x50v 9. Processor, PXA270, PXA310, 210 10. MMX, 1, 2, 210 11. MPEG-4 Decoder, No, Yes, 210 12. Depth, 17, 16, 210 13. RAM, 64, 128, 210 14. SDHC, No, Yes, 210 15. Battery, 1100, 2200, 210 16. Wifi, b, b/g, 210 17. Bluetooth, 1.2, 2.0+EDR, 210 18. Screen Diagonal, 3.7, 4, 210 19. Screen Color, 16, 18, 210 20. Mini USB, No, Yes, 210 21. Operating System, 5, 6, 210 22. MSRP, 500, 450, 210 23. Microphone, Top, Bottom, 210

211 costs $450 is pretty attractive
but be aware that: Outlook is not included, make sure you have Office is installed on host computer

spunker88

Originally Posted by steelvulture

So does the SD slot really support SDHC? The PDF on HP's site just says SDIO for the 200 series (the PDF for the 100 series specifically states "SDIO high-capacity card slot").

Wm6 finally has the driver for sdhc, so yes it should work. I remember people saying that sdhc worked on the x51v if u got wm6 onto it.

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kwajgrump

Listen to you all. Sounds like a bunch of chickens waiting for feeding time. Pardon my cynacism, but have you all forgotten how badly we have been treated by HP in the past. Don't you remember all the misery we went went through with the first "Dream Machine"--the hx4700. All this forum traffic reminds me of the forum traffic when the 4700 was first being released. I couldn't wait to get my hands on one. But then the first week I had it, it was so quirky that I almost sent it back. I managed to get it somewhat operational with a lot of help from you folks in these forums. Even with the hacks and work arounds I finally got fed up and bought an hx2795. It works fairly well, but will never see WM6 unless our favorite Russian does a ROM upgrade for it. Think back to when HP took months to get the WM5 to us. It didn't work worth a damn and they had the gall to charge us $40.00 for it.
I must admit to having had the same feelings as the rest of you when I first started reading the first info on the iPAQ 210. It sounds like the "Dream Machine" that we hx4700 people have been waiting for. I remember how our dreams ended up as nightmares during the past couple of years. I'm still using my hx4700 again and it's working quite well these days.No thanks to HP for that. I still consider it to be the best PPC going. I would much rather have a PPC than a smartphone.
I'm going to watch the forums for a while to see how this iPAQ 210 pans out before I order one.

mannc7

According to a poster at pocketpcthoughts, hp canceled the poster's order, and said that the expected ship date is 22-Oct-2007.

Anyone care to to make a pro/con list of the ipaq 210 v. your current favorite mobile gadget?

Thanks.

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mingkee

we all remember the QC problem on hp products, especially cracked screen issue (my HX2415 had it, I had to sacrifice RX3115 to save it)