HP's iPAQ 900 Business Communicator gets handled on video
By Darren Murph 
posted Jul 1st 2008 8:32AM
posted Jul 1st 2008 8:32AM
After you delay a not-exactly-groundbreaking product like the iPAQ 900 for the umpteenth time, there should really be no surprise to find a lukewarm reaction when it actually ships. Nevertheless, loyalists out there that refuse to give up on HP's Windows Mobile 6.1-powered Business Communicator will likely love the lengthy hands-on demonstration at GottaBeMobile. There's nothing there that'll floor you or anything, but if you really needed to see someone handle this thing for 14 minutes before making your purchasing decision, head on past the break and mash that sideways triangle.[Thanks, Rob]
I liked "Compaq iPaq" as a name more than I do when HP is in the tag.
I wish HP had never stopped the Jornada line because I was so upset when they cancelled the Jornada 928
wow, I couldn't watch that video past 2 minutes. It almost put me back to sleep.
Looks like the Palm 800w.
It looks nicer than the Palm, IMHO
I thought it was a TI-83 at first..
That was literally painful to watch.
Showing this to detainees could violate the Geneva Convention.
LMFAO. You are so right. LOLOLOLOL.
Did they outsource the this to Blackberry?
I can't understand why they changed the design of the device so drastically.
on the first photos on the net it looked damn good and now it looks totally ugly :-(
OMG! A minute and 30 is all I could take! Someone please tell them to stop broadcasting! They have sponsors?! I'd ask for my money back!
i tried to close my eyes, and found the scripting (or lack thereof) to be just as painful on the ears and brain. so i turned off the volume and found it to be really creepy the way the two would look directly into the camera without blinking.
then i realized the phone was an outdated POS that wasnt worth the torture and closed the window.
Nice couple. They remind me a lot of Vinton and Naomi Harper in Mama's Family. :^)
Though maybe not the same personalities, but they sure look like them.
The review is kind of boring (they show too much of themselves, and not enough of the screen or device), but they do give lots of info. verbally, and I agree that WinMo 6.1 is pretty awesome.