HP iPAQ 910c - user opinions and reviews
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7.8
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8.1
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7.9
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2008-10-29 20:53 from 48w5THE HTC adapter does not work with the HP 910c. HTC uses a non standard plug with a flat side on the usb connection. None of the HTC aftermarket miniusb headsets or adapters will work with the HP standared miniusb adapter.
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- 2008-11-09 15:26
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> In reply to Anonymous @ 2008-10-29 20:53 from 48w5Nice phone
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- 2008-11-08 21:26
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- Anonymous
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There is an adapter to let you do things like the charge the phone while connecting either the original HP headset or a standard 3.5mm headset. Google for:
HTC 3 in 1 USB Adapter
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- 2008-10-29 20:53
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> In reply to Jay @ 2008-08-18 16:04 from BpmaI loved my iPAQ HW6940 and expected the 910C to have:
[1] better performance due to more RAM - Yes
[2] better UI and useability due to WM 6.1 - Yes
[3] ability to run more applications because of more standard QVGA screen size - Yes
And now for the shortcomings:
[4] higher resolution plus smaller screen size makes the screen fonts and virtual keyboard almost too small to read
[5] the A-GPS program (HP GPS QK Connect) worked fine in the HW6940 but the iPAQ 910C version gives incorrect messages and more importantly the GPS significantly longer before it "finds" the satellites
[6] the iPAQ 910C has a single micro-USB port used for charging, pc-sync, and wired headset. you cannot charge the phone (lets say in a car) and simultaneously use a wired headset without buying an additional adapter. i have not seen any alternate sources for wired headsets with a compatible micro-USB plug.
[7] the pc-sync cable is supposed to charge the phone, but the charge rate is less than the current drain if the phone is running applications with the wifi and gps radios turned on. imagine my surprise when my phone battery died when I though it was charging.
[8] speakerphone volume is low and is on the back of the phone. microphone is located where you would expect the speaker to be.
[9] SKYPE must be run without the Echo Suppression feature otherwise it will not pickup any audio from the microphone
[10] the camera software is very slow
I think that HP did a good job of customizing and integrating software for the 910C. For example the voice reply to email is a nice feature for the mobile user. The phone has an elegant business look. The recessed small screen makes the phone look dated.
The buttons for windows-start and windows-OK together with the four-way navigation pad make it possible to do many tasks, like reading email and browsing web pages, using only one hand. On the other hand, the rotary thumbdial and adjacent side OK button have not proved useful.
I wish I could get my old HW6940 back and wait until the new HP iPAQ Data Messenger is available. I would prefer to have a larger screen and a slide-out 5-row keyboard.
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- 2008-10-26 03:47
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- Anonymous
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The biggest issue is the lack of 2.5mm audio port. The only headphone for this is the HP usb headphone in the box. Nobody makes an aftermarket headphone or even a miniusb to 2.5mm adapter. if you know of one email me please arikinthecity @ gmail
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- 2008-10-19 03:55
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> In reply to mike @ 2008-08-04 16:36 from vxnUyes it has a stylus.
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- 2008-10-19 03:31
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- Vegita
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this is a very good phone, and HP doesn't make crap. Its only problem is low video recording resolution, it should be at least its display's size (qvga). But I'm waiting for a linuxmobile by HP, as Red hat is in the hands of HP, and that's the most stable OS ever made
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- 2008-10-16 11:45
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- Noni
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for the users of this phone, how would you rate this phone in terms of speed and perfomance? thank you. i'm thinking to get this phone and let my HTC TyTn retire
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- 2008-10-08 17:53
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> In reply to Noni @ 2008-10-06 11:08 from wr1Pspb mobile shell works 100%. but for what? u have a keyboard :)
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- 2008-10-08 10:51
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> In reply to Noni @ 2008-10-06 11:08 from wr1Pyes, as all of the widows mobile devices can use 3rd party apps. This phone's greatest feature is the huge battery. Doubleas the touch diamonds 900mah one, and thediamond runs 4 times more pixels. My iPAQ 514 bears a week as a smatphone.
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- 2008-10-07 23:38
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- Noni
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Can this phone be used with a thirdparty software, such as, spb pocket plus, mobile shell and resco photo viewer?
thank you
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- 2008-10-06 11:08
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!!! Need rogers.cab !!!
WM6 3.5G UMTS capable
I know iPAQ come with this file under
\windows\rogers.cab
Please help
Regards
Andre
please send the cab file to
afontain@anet.ca
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- 2008-09-30 02:18
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- Mahmud Muhammad Abdu
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wow !!! hope the quality is up to standard.
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- 2008-09-25 12:23
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- juan tuvano
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Without front / 2ndary camera for video call? why ooooooo why?
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- 2008-09-19 10:56
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- philip
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yup!!!!! this phones wats up. the ony thing i'm not feelin is the duration of the battery b!
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- 2008-09-15 23:11
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> In reply to RT @ 2008-09-01 15:08 from y@n$Yes it works as a stand alone gps unit. I've used it without sim card with garmin mobile xt and it works great!
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- 2008-09-14 15:32
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> In reply to Soikat @ 2008-09-13 08:20 from uNVyYes.. the speakerphone is available on ipaq 910
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- 2008-09-14 15:30
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