Hewlett Packard iPAQ 514 Mobile Phone
August 11, 2008
A determined attempt from the Hewlett Packard premises with a view to torpedo the rival smartphones with a power packed device. This gadget, shrouded by the economy armour and tagged Hewlett Packard iPAQ 514 Quad Band Mobile Phone has recently hit the market with a boom. The interface, a smart Windows Mobile 6 Operating System welcomes the user with high profile delicacies like the MS Word, Excel and Powerpoint to cater as in an E-Ten Glowfiish X650 Mobile Phone.
Targets Business People
With the induction of MS OS version 6 in the phone, HP has extended an open invitation to the business users. The user is allowed to comfortably read, scan or reply to E-mails of MS Exchange, POP3 and IMAP formats. Replying to E-mails by VoiceReply is an augmented option here. In addition, a remarkable voice command feature that facilitates the user to create a voice valet using up to 20 independent user voice commands. Further, the user can save his valuable wireless airtime, when at office engaging the VoIP call-making concept. A Bluetooth headset as well as an integrated handsdfree speakerphone relieves the user from proximity bonds. The phone smartly exploits the capabilities of GSM, EDGE and GPRS but still falls short of gaining appreciable speed mainly for the absence of the 3G. Nowadays the market is flooded with lightning quick HSDPA phones such as the UBiQUiO 503G Mobile Phone. WiFi support is also available in the device as a token of compensation.
Nominal Amusement Features
This package offered by the Hewlett Packard iPAQ 514 Bluetooth Mobile Phone includes a 1.3 MP HP Photosmart phone integrated camera and an audio player that facilitates playback of MP3 and WMA files, a mere trifle for the Nokia N82 Mobile Phone. However, the 2” Micro-reflective TFT colour screen with LED backlight gives the sector a breather. Not to forget a strong battery that delivers a workhorse like performance, think, up to 6 hours talk time and 188 hours standby.
Other important Features
iPAQ Data Connect from HP
iPAQ ShortCuts from HP
Voice Commands from Cyberon
MMS composer
An optional UMA Client
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