iPAQ rw6100 Pictures... But It's Korean-Only

[jornadaholic]

holy crap is that starcraft!!!!! 8O

[jornadaholic]

holy crap is that starcraft!!!!! 8O

[Fishie]

If its Korea that must be Starcraft.

[nuka_t]

lol, the engrish translator.

"From more convenient transgression web the PDA of existing than there is a possibility of enjoying Ping."

it looks pretty cool, but i dont think its useful in the US ATM. once we get the networks set up, all manufacturers will be pouring these into hte US. it really isnt worth the price right now, because it wont be as functional.

more engrish

"The iPAQ product army seclusion articles of association Riga the person who is strenuous ten is the efficient product in the person whose Ji promise is many"

and, it REALLY IS STARCRAFT. 8O

[bkerrins]

1. Needs a keyboard, not keypad. Numbers should be via the screen, letters on a keyboard.
2. Bluetooth headset. No one wants something the size of an Ipaq up by their face.
3. HP, you're based in Palo Alto...can you please introduce product in the US?

[vipes]

I like the idea of the keypad, I'd actually use it, and the blue lights are so cool. :lol:

The Asian market has so many good looking phones and Pocket PCs. Its not fair. lol

[daS]

Originally Posted by Janak Parekh

...this is going to be a Korean-only release. :| Why, HP? Verizon's about to release a 1xEV-DO network in North America, so couldn't it work here?

I wouldn't be so quick to blame HP on this one. When it comes to CDMA phones, the carriers (i.e., Verizon and Sprint) completely control the distribution. Because of that, they tend to play hardball with the phone vendors. This was why Sony-Ericsson dropped out of the CDMA market here. The carriers are just too hard to work with. And, of course, that means that the consumers suffer. :evil:

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by rmasinag

I agree thast this is more substantial than the 6100. i really do hope they consider brining this to the US market.

Haha. I think a release to the worldwide market would be a good move, rather than just the US market. I know of many people in all different countries who would kill to get their hands on this device.

Originally Posted by jornadaholic

holy crap is that starcraft!!!!!

I believe so! :robot: Now where can we get that?!?

[bnycastro]

First Jeon Ji Hyun and now this!!! Koreans are really lucky.... :mrgreen:

Originally Posted by DJ Apod

I believe so! :robot: Now where can we get that?!?

Looks like it is being run in PocketIE maybe an on-line gaming website for SC???

Hopefully LG makes a GSM version of this! I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be using a keypad even on a PhoneEd Device (I'd probably be dialing via Contacts) but a keypad built-in is much more welcome than a HUGE 8O detachable thumboard. A built-in sliding thumboard would be fantastic though (ala XDA3)!

[buss]

Originally Posted by Janak Parekh

The technology is the same, but I'm not sure the provisioning, etc. is, and there might be quirks using their phones. Plus, the phone's going to be in Korean...

--janak

I live in Korea and can tell you that mobile telephones in Korea will not work in the USA. Some can be modified however but suspect the cost would make it not worth the effort.

[thunderck]

!!!STARCRAFT!!! Does anyone know a way to do that??