Confirmed: Hewlett-Packard will soon announce two handheld computers

By | 8/27/2001

The new handhelds will be part of HP's Jornada 560 series, the sources said. One will come with 32MB of memory and the other with 64MB. Both devices will use Intel's StrongARM SA-1110 processor and will have active-matrix screens that can display 16-bit color.

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Picture This: The new HP Jornada 560 series

By | 8/22/2001

We have learned from infosync that the talk about new Jornada’s appears to be legitimate. As it goes, many rumors have been circulating about new PDA’s running on the Pocket PC 2002 platform. Compaq, HP, Casio and others are all rumored to have new devices out running on this OS by the holiday season.

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Great offer on the iPAQ 3135, only $134 after rebate and $15 coupon!

By | 8/16/2001

Amazon.com is offering a Compaq iPAQ 3135 Monochrome Pocket PC with a CompactFlash Card Jacket and a 32 MB Viking CompactFlash Card for $149 after $50 mail-in rebate.

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Compaq may return to color-only handhelds

By | 8/15/2001

As Compaq Computer considers moving to color screens only for its iPaq handhelds, prices for its black-and-white line have reached new lows.

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Compaq prepares for new Pocket PC

By | 7/26/2001

Looking to boost sales of its iPaq handheld computers, Compaq is touting that its Pocket PC models are the only ones that will be ready to upgrade to a new version of Microsoft's Pocket PC software due later this year.

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REVIEW: iPAQ Pocket PC H3670 with 64 MB of SDRAM

By Brian | 7/19/2001

With the introduction of the Compaq iPAQ Pocket PC H3670, pocket-size PDA computers are finally beginning to become less like pocket organizers and more like computers.

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iPaq heats up with Inferno

By | 6/29/2001

Inferno, an operating system originally developed by Bell Labs for devices such as set-top boxes and telephones, has been adapted to Compaq's iPaq handheld computer.

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Compaq to pump up iPaq add-ons

By | 6/29/2001

Compaq Computer is working to create the "iPaq Economy."

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Compaq to ship millionth iPaq

By | 6/20/2001

Compaq Computer will ship its millionth iPaq handheld computer this month, the company said Tuesday.

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iPaq can double as phone

By | 5/31/2001

Compaq Computer's iPaq handheld computer can now make local and international calls at domestic rates in Singapore. The new service is related to a deal between Singapore communications services company UGotACall and Compaq Singapore.

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OmniSky fees reach new heights with iPaq

By | 5/9/2001

OmniSky plans to announce Wednesday that it will offer wireless Internet service for Compaq Computer iPaqs--for a higher monthly fee than it charges owners of other handhelds.

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Inside the Cypaq

By Ed Hardy | 4/11/2001

Houston-based CYNET looked to become a significant player in the budding iPAQ accessories market with its dual-slot CYPAQ expansion sleeve. However, as Brighthand learned, the CYPAQ was more "smoke and mirrors" than actual product.

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