HP OAK-Slim communicator. - Newlaunches.com
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HP OAK-Slim communicator. - Newlaunches.com. A new slider phone from HP thats not very different from the HTC slider phones in looks. It has GPS, Wi-Fi, HSUPA but has a simple 1010mAh battery on its specs seems this wont be a that ...
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New HP PDA smartphones Silver and Oak handset details leaked
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HP is about to announce the HP Silver and HP Oak smartphones with both devices on Vodafone later this year, both phones with be run via Windows Mobile 6. The HP Silver comes with Blackberry maker, RIM's, and SureType keyboard.
HP oak
July and September respectively is the expected availability dates, and both phones will take advantage of Vodafone's expanding 7.2 HSDPA. If HP fails the HSDPA connectivity it will also bring Wi-FI so GPS users won't get lost. The Silver and Oak will have QVGA colour display.
HP is about to announce the HP Silver and HP Oak smartphones with both devices on Vodafone later this year, both phones with be run via Windows Mobile 6. The HP Silver comes with Blackberry maker, RIM's, and SureType keyboard.
HP oak
July and September respectively is the expected availability dates, and both phones will take advantage of Vodafone's expanding 7.2 HSDPA. If HP fails the HSDPA connectivity it will also bring Wi-FI so GPS users won't get lost. The Silver and Oak will have QVGA colour display.
HP's upcoming offerings: Oak and Silver (Plus one more) - WMExperts
We just said that BGR's roadmap was the gift that keeps on giving and boy did we mean it. Next up: HP is taking another swing at Windows Mobile devices and this time they're going for the fences. That's a welcome sign after their previous bunts.
The highlight is definitely the Oak, a WM 6.1 Pro device with a touchscreen, quad-band HSDPA, bluetooth, gps, wifi, and a thin slider form factor that looks hottt with three Ts. The thin comes at a price, though, a measly 1010 mAh battery that they're optimistically claiming will last for 3.5 hours of talk time.
Next up is the Silver, which is interesting because not only does it look a heckuva lot like a BlackBerry Peal, but it also sports a "SureType" keyboard that they're calling a "suretype" keyboard -- perhaps it's been licensed from RIM? It has nearly identical specs as the above Oak (though they mysteriously left Bluetooth off the list. Surely an omission). It's WM6.1 standard and due in July.
There was also a low-endish ODM v16xx on BGR's list - an inexpensive WM 6.1 Pro device that lacks WiFi but has GPS and a front-facing QWERTY. We suspect it's just EDGE, but don't know for sure. Due in September.
Is anybody else wishing Vodafone would hurry up and get their subsidiary, Verizon, onto GSM already? Because they clearly have the Windows Mobile goods coming to Europe and we're jealous. Very jealous.
The highlight is definitely the Oak, a WM 6.1 Pro device with a touchscreen, quad-band HSDPA, bluetooth, gps, wifi, and a thin slider form factor that looks hottt with three Ts. The thin comes at a price, though, a measly 1010 mAh battery that they're optimistically claiming will last for 3.5 hours of talk time.
Next up is the Silver, which is interesting because not only does it look a heckuva lot like a BlackBerry Peal, but it also sports a "SureType" keyboard that they're calling a "suretype" keyboard -- perhaps it's been licensed from RIM? It has nearly identical specs as the above Oak (though they mysteriously left Bluetooth off the list. Surely an omission). It's WM6.1 standard and due in July.
There was also a low-endish ODM v16xx on BGR's list - an inexpensive WM 6.1 Pro device that lacks WiFi but has GPS and a front-facing QWERTY. We suspect it's just EDGE, but don't know for sure. Due in September.
Is anybody else wishing Vodafone would hurry up and get their subsidiary, Verizon, onto GSM already? Because they clearly have the Windows Mobile goods coming to Europe and we're jealous. Very jealous.
HP OAK-Slim communicator. - Newlaunches.com
HP OAK-Slim communicator. - Newlaunches.com
HP OAK A new slider phone from HP thats not very different from the HTC slider phones in looks. It has GPS, Wi-Fi, HSUPA but has a simple 1010mAh battery on its specs seems this wont be a that reliable when it comes to power. It has the Windows mobile 6 OS
The HP Oak sports a nifty slide-out QWERTY keyboard with a traditional number pad on the front, releasing a long long way from now in September for approx ₤260.
HP OAK A new slider phone from HP thats not very different from the HTC slider phones in looks. It has GPS, Wi-Fi, HSUPA but has a simple 1010mAh battery on its specs seems this wont be a that reliable when it comes to power. It has the Windows mobile 6 OS
The HP Oak sports a nifty slide-out QWERTY keyboard with a traditional number pad on the front, releasing a long long way from now in September for approx ₤260.
HP Oak: QWERTY Slider
HP Oak: QWERTY Slider: "he HP Oak has a number pad on the front and a QWERTY slider on the side, kind of like the TyTN II. The Oak will debut on Vodafone in September, which is quite a ways away.
According to the Boy Genius Report the device will ship with HSUPA, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, and what looks to be a flush touchscreen.
There's a silver bar going across the number pad, but I don't see a directional pad so hopefully there will be other means to navigate the device."
According to the Boy Genius Report the device will ship with HSUPA, GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth, USB, and what looks to be a flush touchscreen.
There's a silver bar going across the number pad, but I don't see a directional pad so hopefully there will be other means to navigate the device."
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