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Thursday, May 17. 2007
Why do we need to get a mobile messenger? If you are a busy person, who is always on the go and has many small businesses, you need to get a mobile messenger. The main reason is because it provides everything a busy person needs, may it be personal or business necessities. A busy person needs a mobile messenger simply because he always needs to connect, to produce, and to stay active.
I would like to introduce HP iPAQ hw6515 Mobile Messenger. This is your complete personal digital assistant. It has access to Internet Explorer Mobile, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Microsoft Windows Media Player, and it also contains different programs of Microsoft Office. More features are also available like GPRS, GSM, EDGE, built-in sleek keyboard, GPS navigational, and multiple messaging technology. It is efficient and cost-effective for all handheld seekers. No need to be anxious in selecting. This PDA is perfect for a man's busy life, just like yours. Why am I sharing all this with you? Simply because I am like all the other active people reading this blog.
I would also like to share about other features of the gadget. HP iPAQ hw6515 also includes an HP Photosmart Camera to capture any funny moment at work, a unique business trip, or a luxurious tourist vacation. It also has a synchronized outlook for your inbox, contacts, tasks, and calendar. It enables you to send text messages, instant messages, and multi-media messages such as photo and video messages. If you decide to buy HP mobile messenger, you will have a one-year warranty for its parts as well as the labor. They provide a 90-day technical support for your PDA's software. If you want, you can always contact HP support system for more inquiries.
Tuesday, May 8. 2007
Who says small is inefficient? People out there! I have evidence that'll prove you wrong, and that is, HP iPAQ hx2790 Pocket PC. I haven't bought one yet because I have to earn money first. So, I just browsed it online and I also visited an HP shop nearby. This handheld PC has everything: design, ergonomics, functionality. It has a Microsoft Windows Media Player, Microsoft Office, and Internet Explorer. Plus, it has a Wi Fi that allows you to just sit in Starbucks and relax with your handheld pc.
Monday, May 7. 2007
HP iPAQ hx2790 Pocket PC allows you to use it anywhere where there is Wi Fi and bluetooth. Yes, this wireless device is really convenient and fully functional. It is useful for your business and personal needs. You can bring it when you're going to Japan. You can also use it anytime if you want to see your favorite football icon. It's also an energy-saving device because you just have to charge it once in a day because its battery is long lasting. Lastly, it provides security, connectivity, and productivity.
Sunday, May 6. 2007
 Aside from the IR feature of this handheld pc, it is also capable of detecting your own fingerprints. Now when it detects your fingerprints, it becomes the key to your personal files that others may not open. This is how HP provides security to its customers. It is one of HP ProtectTools software that only HP users can avail. So, what are you waiting for? Get an HP handheld now and secure your business. As for me, I'll not eat breakfast, lunch, and even dinner just to save my money to buy one.
Sunday, April 29. 2007
Personal digital assistants are little gadgets that people use when they want to check their e-mails, surf the net, or play virtual sports games during work hours. These devices are great accomplices for leisure during work because your boss would think you're so dedicated to your job that you're using various gadgets to successfully accomplish your daily task. iPAQ H2215 is one of those gadgets that employers should blame for low productivity and below-the-rate profit.
Saturday, April 28. 2007
 Only personal digital gadgets from HP have given us quality wireless Internet service. As a matter of fact, H2215 is included in the series of the first gadgets that gave us integrated cellular wireless fidelity and Bluetooth capability. This little handheld entice not only delinquent workers like me, but also the hard-core on the go businessmen. Within range of cellular and wireless networks, this unit will enable you to use it as a phone while downloading your e-mail or surfing the web.
Friday, April 27. 2007
Running on the 2003 edition of Windows Mobile, H2215 makes a lasting first impression with its compact, slick, and ergonomic design. It is shipped with a beautiful snap-on keyboard and a charger that has an additional port to recharge your extra battery. I expect this model to run a day or three on its standard battery. Unfortunately, people made this unit without thinking of photographers. This is my only wish: H2215 would be perfect with a megapixel camera.
Thursday, April 26. 2007
The HP iPAQ H5555 is not another ordinary personal digital assistant or Pocket PC. It looks simple at first glance, but when you try to use it and know it better, you'll be amazed by its performance. My daughter, Gertrude, says that the iPAQ is like Brandon Routh. He looks just like any ordinary hunk, but you have to wait until you see him fly. I told Gertrude that it's Superman that flies and not Routh. She gave me the implied "duh", saying Superman is a fictional character.
Wednesday, April 25. 2007
The H5555 runs on the Pocket PC operating system and it's packaged with an SD slot for more storage. It also has a slide-on module, which comes with a slick plastic protective cover. I love the cover because I can move the hinge to change which side opens. It comes with the basic applications needed for a PDA plus it is equipped with Bluetooth and wireless Internet capability. I'm not sure if it has a program launcher just like the H3700 model.
Tuesday, April 24. 2007
Without the plastic cover module, the H5555 is a bit lighter and thinner which makes it flimsy. Furthermore, unlike other PDAs from HP, you need to add an expansion module to it if you want an upgraded CompactFlash. It doesn't have a camera! Yes, your eyes do not deceive you. This is the only PDA I know that doesn't have a megapixel camera. I suggest you have to purchase a better unit especially if, like me, you want to photograph Brandon Routh.
Monday, April 9. 2007
HP has done everything shitty to make sure that they're in the swim in the computer business. Their laptops are the current favorites of business geeks. The Pocket PC collections and the personal digital assistants amaze even morons who don't know anything about gadgets. As you can see, I'm an in-born genius and I know HP products like a book. So, it's a child's play for me to knock them into cocked hats when I find the company bitching most consumers.
The problem with the shithead company is that it creates machines that people don't really need. Take for instance the iPAQ hx4705. Hell, this is the same nonsense trash that the firm's been feeding to gullible people. "But it's the first pocket PC to have a touchpad,"explains the manual. Who cares about the doggone touchpad! I would be impressed if the machine can talk rapidly and do a somersault. It sucks so much that using the machine makes me feel I'm dyslexic.
Can you imagine this worthless pile of bat droppings cost $649?! I'd rather buy battery acid and a bucket filled with slugs than the useless machine. And what will I do with the battery acid and the slugs? I'll feed them to every dumbass who buy the stupefying rubbish. Oh, I'm having a headache!
Sunday, April 1. 2007
Let me count the ways why I love iPAQs and Compaqs by Hewlett-Packard. Firstly, they're ultra small and ultra portable that you can place them in your jeans' pocket. Secondly, they look like calculators. I don't know about your opinion, but you can stop working on your company's yearly budget and play some games without your boss noticing. Thirdly, they're small, ultra portable, and they look like calculators.
But beware, you gullible buyers. Not all personal digital assistants and Pocket PCs are created equal. Some of them are not future-proof just like the HP Aero 8000, which I guess was designed for toddlers. If there's an adjective to describe its design and its performance, I'd prefer to use "boring".
There are several reasons why you should never pick this product if ever you've got the misfortune of seeing one. It doesn't have the unique Pict-Bridge capability that permits you to print pictures directly from the PDA to printer without the use of a full-sized computer. Fingerprint scanner is also absent in this package, so your files aren't safe from the filthy hands of your officemates. Lastly, the design is the worst I've seen; it looks like an old HP laptop shrunk to become its itty-bitty size then labeled with a new name. See, I'll never be caught dead using this gadget, really!
Saturday, March 31. 2007
Packed with 144MB of Random Access Memory plus a state-of-the-art Windows Mobile 5 operating system, the HP iPAQ hx2795 personal digital assistant is surely a member of the slickest modern Pocket PCs in the market. I personally like its memory because although it's not as huge as other expensive PDAs, hx2795's is non-volatile. This means your files and data are safe even if the machine loses battery power.
The chassis of this new machine is a beautiful silver and gray ensemble with a 3.5" Liquid Crystal Display screen that is good enough to provide appealing images. At 3.01 by 0.65 by 4.71 inches (HWD) and weight of 5.8 oz, I guess this machine is very portable although not very light compared to the Axim X50v by Dell. It is packed with the basic features for a PDA like office software applications and web browsers.
But if I were you, I won't read mails nor surf the net with this unit because the small, brightly-colored screen can cause viewing fatigue when you stare at it for a long time. However, what's interesting about this model is that it comes with a cradle and a fingerprint detector for added security measures that aren't found in other PDA brands.
Sunday, March 11. 2007
My niece was looking at some photos I took at a recent trip to the beach, and said happily, "Nice shots, Uncle. What did you use-- your PC? Ten years ago this statement would've made me let out a guffaw. Who would've thought back then that taking pictures with a PC (of all things) would be as natural as eating with a spoon. But today, personal digital technology makes it possible for us to listen to Kelly Clarkson on a matchbox-sized gadget, watch our fave flicks on a handy, video player and yes, take pictures with our PC.
But I'm not talking about nonsense desktop computers and laptops here. I'm referring to personal digital assistants or Pocket PCs like my HP IPaq H6315 . In many ways, this PDA which delivers a phone, camera, WiFi, and Bluetooth connectivity deserves your hard-earned big bucks. It's WiFi and Bluetooth adapter does not require a high-level digital know-how for you to use it. Hardware specifications like the SD and CompactFlash slots and the fast Bulverde processor are impressive. The clear screen, touchpad matte surface, and navigation button makes it easier to scroll and browse applications. Technology has indeed changed the way we view life and the method we live it. Definitely, HP made life much happier.
Saturday, March 10. 2007
HP iPAQ hw6515 is simply the ideal gift that you can give to someone who deserves nothing less than what is best. And I'm glad because I'm among the luckiest people on earth who were able to grab hold of this precious Pocket PC. I'm so happy with this gizmo because I now own a mobile computer, a camera, and a mobile phone that doesn't run out of battery that fast.
Considered as a new member of top of the line mobile computers, I think this unit is the best amongst its contemporaries within the same price range. I call it the virtual communication tool because it enables me to send and receive SMS and e-mails, receive and make calls local or abroad, and do a quick Internet search if I need to. The screen perhaps can be considered small as compared to other brands, but it's more than enough for me because the resolution is brilliant like those of high def TVs. Another thing, the sound whether through a speaker or not is clear. Taking pictures isn't a problem with the megapixel cam that enables you to instantly share photos with other guys in your office. I like the GPS, memory card slots, and flip up plate that keeps away the smudge from the screen.
Monday, March 5. 2007
As consumers, we definitely love to get free items included in whatever products that we buy in exclusive malls, flea market, bazaars, or even online. A likely example is, instead of buying a beauty soap for $3, we buy a whitening soap with a free hand sanitizer in it which cost $7, even if we know that our hands will be filthier if we use the sanitizer. Anyway, before we end up discussing about the pros and cons of hand sanitizers, I think it will be better if you check on HP products that come for free. The million dollar question here is that, does the company give free giveaways?
I think they are, mostly free jackets, T-shirts, caps, mugs, tumblers, umbrellas, wallets, wristbands, and ID holders with the Hewlett-Packard emboss in every corner of the freebie. Maybe some of you might think this is funny, but this is true especially when you or a friend or a relative work in the customer service or technical support department of the said company. But there would be times when HP will be more than generous that they can give you the most coveted personal digital assistant in town, for free.
If my memory serves me right, they had this promo wherein they would give away an iPAQ rz1710 with every purchase of an HP printer. I think this is not a bad idea since customers can get more than what they bargained for. With a printer that smoothly creates business documents with vivid colors that are designed to help companies make a great impact to customers, and a Pocket PC that will make your friend envious, who would settle for anything less than HP. But that is a thing of the past, although HP has a new ongoing promo where in you can earn points when you buy their products, and those points can change into premium items, sounds familiar, huh? If you are interested to buy new products or grab the free items, whichever you prefer, visit hp.com now.
Thursday, March 1. 2007
 I think Hewlett-Packard Co. deserves a chorale to sing praises for all the personal digital assistants that they are making these days. The best thing that ever happened to the computer history is having keyboardless, pocket size computers around the corner. Although they may come in hefty prices; with a great sleek design, wireless Internet capability and a battery life that will not let you down, who'll say it's not worth the cash? Aside from the revolutionary HP Compag iPAQ series, I think the Jornada 560 PDAs are amongst the company's bestsellers in their crowd devices. I, for one, am a huge supporter of the Jornada gizmo since I have had enjoyed the services and conveniences that it can provide. I'm sporting the Jornada 565, the one that comes in a silver and gray design and a detachable cover.
The most interesting feature in this unit is its proprietary software utilities like HP Backup which allows me to keep some files on its internal memory and system ROM. Aside from that it provides maximum security on the files you saved even the battery power is drained. I purchased this precious find for $600, which is not a bad price for a good device like this.
Thursday, February 22. 2007
I like the new Compaq iPAq series by Hewlett-Packard, especially the new, shining, shimmering and sleek iPAQ 3900. The 3900 may look like the old 3800 personal digital assistant at first glance because the size, the weight and buttons are the same. But if you're bulging eyes will look closer at it, just like what I did, you'll see that it has a wider and clearer screen.
The superb screen is equipped with a 64k color and a 16-bit touch sensitive transflective liquid crystal display which sounds and look impressive to me. Aside from that, the screen is lit from the back instead on the side which I think is an evolution on PDAs and made this new brand from HP cooler in terms of the design. I really think the screen is the best thing that ever happen to a portable handheld device. This one also got a built-in Bluetooth radio for easier and quicker connection to other Bluetooth devices. It also has a Lithium Polymer battery that can provide up to a week's battery life.
This is far better than the previous iPAQ series that HP launched because it has a better screen resolution and almost perfect color rendition. The video, music and picture capacity is just stunning and I've never seen awesome pictures on my other HP PDAs. Everything in this new breed of device is terrific, I just hope this is the start of the creation of a more pronounced and competitive iPAQ series.
Sunday, February 11. 2007
 Looking at the landscape of the personal digital assistants (PDAs) market, I think consumers are becoming more confuse with the high supply of the handheld gizmo. Imagine, we have at least five computer companies ranging form HP to Dell who are producing tons of units a month. Aside from that, after three to four months of releasing the certain model, they'll launch another updated version that would add to the vast collection of handhelds and leading to mass hysteria on the side of the finicky digital buyers.
Sheesh, the bulging eyes of computer addicts and wizards will droop no lower with the monthly supply of cute, pocket-size, portable PCs. Most clients are more than willing to shed $500 to $700 to be able to use a modern data centered mobile service that they can hide in their pocket sleeves. Convenience at its finest form is the major competition among device makers since most of their target market belong to the business class. As a consumer, most PDAs are the same and the only disparity that I see amongst them are the design and the name given to each companies bet.
Hewlett-Packard, the leading company provider of PDAs has delighted customers with wireless enabled PDAs that has text messaging, Web surfing, picture messaging and gaming features. I have nothing against HP, in fact I'm enjoying the service of my dainty iPAQ hx2490 and the way it makes my life damn easier. However, i'm having a hard time using its tiny keyboards and it's not very comfortable especially for games wherein the art of pawing is very necessary. I'm just hoping that they'll be launching new iPAQs with keypads that would not be so hard to type with.
Friday, February 9. 2007
The sales of cute Pocket PCs are enormously growing these days which trigger manufacturers and developers to create more gadgets in sleeker and slimmer form. Hewlett-Packard Co. is among the computer companies that led the nation to go gaga over Pocket PCs with the latest line of handheld device. Even with its rivals like Dell and Red Fox, HP is still the leading provider of the newest computer craze.
However, not all HP iPAQs are created equal, not all versions were loved and patronized by the maddening public. Realizing this situation, the company combined all its powerful developers to create a handheld device that will showcases diverse degrees of wireless capabilities, battery life , cost and the most important, security. So far, the new iPAQ rx1950 that runs on Windows Mobile 5.0 is the best among the business PDAs and the cheapest device with a built-in Wi-Fi to boot.The sleek design can be considered as cool while its battery life is so superb considering that it functions through the 5.0 Windows.
But what I don't like about it is that its more of an office PC than for pleasure like its keypad is so hard and constricted that no gamers would advanced to another level. Furthermore, its video capability is so slow, you won't enjoy Beyonce's music video. Although it's really affordable considering the price of below $300, this new Internet-enabled PDA has a long journey to surpass.
Saturday, January 20. 2007
 There are a lot of reasons why a lot of people opt for a handheld computer or personal digital assistant rather than settle for a laptop computer that’s too bulky to carry anywhere. First and foremost, a PDA is very mobile and convenient to use. You can carry them anywhere you go. Another point is its price, a PDA costs way less than a laptop. Third, a PDA is a highly versatile gadget. Whether you are a professional or a student, a PDA is your essential companion.
PDAs let you do internet-surfing, chatting, recreation or even communicating with friends abroad. If there is a PDA that fuses both fun and functionality then that would certainly be HP iPaq rx3715. This light weight gadget build on the reliability of every HP gadget because of its high-quality performance. With a built in Bluetooth, have all the wireless freedom you deserve.
You can achieve wireless freedom by synchronizing your files with other Bluetooth-enabled devices. Its remarkable features include an impressively long battery life, Wi-Fi capability and has a camera built into it. Now, you can get the most out of your PDA with this cool iPaq from HP.
Friday, January 5. 2007
 HP is known as a leading printer provider, but this name has gone beyond the printing industry because today it is also famous for its handheld gadgets. With the handheld gadgets, you are very comfortable because you can carry them wherever you go. These devices are very in demand today because many people now require more comfort in their gadgets.
Among the various handheld products of HP are the pocket computers. An example of this is the HP iPAQ hw 6900, which makes it possible for you to run your business even if you are not in your office. You can access business information and send an email. You can also use it as a phone. Another model is the iPAQ rx 1950. This pocket computer has the capability to make you stay always connected. You can still do your job in your office while you are on the move. The HP iPAQ hx 2000 on the other hand, includes features like improved solutions of security, various configurations, and the capabilities of wireless. The offers of HP to the people seem endless and the manufacturers still continue to make devices that will make the users feel convenient and satisfied.
Friday, December 1. 2006
 The highly demanding corporate world has given birth to gadgets and devices that are compact yet multifunctional. Busy corporate people who also may be always on the move need to organize their daily activities down to the minutest details to maximize time and effort. A day’s work may start and end using PDAs or pocket PCs.
Handheld devices such as HP iPAQ pocket PCs are heavyweight in functionality but lightweight in style. These handhelds are equipped with WiFi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. These pocket PCs are operated by Windows Mobile software and has the tools for both work and entertainment.
Monday, November 27. 2006
 Hewlett-Packard, one of the world's leading consumer electronics company, presents its line of scientific calculators: the HP 9, HP 30 and HP33. The HP 9 is a perfect tool for grade and middle schoolers who are taking up general Math, Geometry, and Statistics.
The HP 30 is a higher-level entry ideal for subjects as Physics, Chemistry, and even Earth Sciences. The HP 33 is the ideal companion for engineers, scientists and for those allied with the medical profession. All models perform metric conversions, statistical data, and permutations with the qualities that can only be attributed to HP: accuracy, functionality, and dependability.
Sunday, November 26. 2006
 Hewlett-Packard is one of the world's biggest manufacturers of electronic and digital devices in the market. Their products are widely known for quality, affordability and longevity. This is the reason why businesses and homeowners purchase HP products: they know they are making a lasting investment.
My grandpa just bought an HP Laser Jet 3015 All-in-One printer. We have a small home business of brochure production and this product has helped a great deal in printing thousands of pages of black and white documents per week. It allows fax, copying and scanning, hence its name. Because of its versatility, HP still remains to be our number one choice for electronic tools in our home business.
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