[lurch]

Well I noticed that you can add the 1930 and 1940 to your cart, as well as the 5500, but you couldn't add the 2200... so I noticed that when you added them to your cart the URL used an ID to identify what you were adding... and I noticed that all of the above had IDs close to eachother (except the 2200 of course). So I tried ID numbers from 12200-12265 to see if the 2200 was in there somewhere, just with no link :mrgreen: but alas, it appears as if those iPaq's are "surrounded" by service plans... I think by the time I was done I had > $250,000 in my cart from Linux server warranties and service agreements.

Oh well, it was worth a shot, right????

[lurch]

Well I noticed that you can add the 1930 and 1940 to your cart, as well as the 5500, but you couldn't add the 2200... so I noticed that when you added them to your cart the URL used an ID to identify what you were adding... and I noticed that all of the above had IDs close to eachother (except the 2200 of course). So I tried ID numbers from 12200-12265 to see if the 2200 was in there somewhere, just with no link :mrgreen: but alas, it appears as if those iPaq's are "surrounded" by service plans... I think by the time I was done I had > $250,000 in my cart from Linux server warranties and service agreements.

Oh well, it was worth a shot, right????

[darius779]

Originally Posted by wiljs

so before you break your arm filling out an order form...you have to be a teacher or student or have one in the house...

Does preschool count? :wink:

Daniel

[Deus]

Could this be a gag? I thought the new 5550 was going to have the faster bus? No mention of this here???

[Dave Conger]

Originally Posted by Deus

I thought the new 5550 was going to have the faster bus? No mention of this here???

Chances are all new XScale devices will use the PXA255 processor instead of the PXA250, which will have the higher bus speed.

[darrylb]

Originally Posted by lurch

Well I noticed that you can add the 1930 and 1940 to your cart, as well as the 5500, but you couldn't add the 2200...

I live in New Zealand, and was talking to the NZ HP mobility product manager last week who said that the 2200 series will be released slightly later here in NZ. He indicated mid to late Q4

[neccessary]

iPAQ 1940/1945 Similar to current 1910 but now includes Bluetooth and features an SDIO expansion slot. HP is even stating that an SD Wireless card will be an accessory. Samsung (2410) 266MHz processor. Transflective 3.5" Screen (64k colors). 4.37 ounces. 64MB SDRAM (56MB Main Memory, up to 14MB Filestore). 900mAh Li-Ion battery (not swappable).

iPAQ 2210/15 New Model. Features both a Compact Flash type I/II and Secure Digital Slot. Soft Touch sides for an ergonomically comfortable feel and slip free grip. Integrated bluetooth. Optional 802.11b wireless LAN card (CF). 3.5" (64k) transflective screen, 240x320 resolution, 64MB SDRAM (56MB Main Memory). 900mAh Li-Ion swappable battery. Pocket PC 2003 edition, SD/MMC/SDIO Support. USB Desktop cradle/charger.

iPAQ H5500 Series: Similar to current H5450/55. 128MB Memory (Up to 20MB iPAQ Filestore). Compatible with existing expansion packs and other iPAQ accessories. F-Secure FileCrypto Data Encryption and Xcellenet Afaria Device Management. Pocket PC 2003 Premium Edition. Print directly to an HP Printer. 802.11b wireless LAN and Bluetooth. 7.29 ounces. 1250mAh Li-Ion Polymer removable/rechargeable battery. Docking cradle. Optional 2500mAh Li-Ion battery available as accessory. A new holster with belt clip is included. USB Desktop Cradle/charger.

iPAQ 2200's and iPAQ 5500's will start shipping this month. Prices will be $399 and $649 respectively. The iPAQ 1940/45 will ship in July at $299.


Enjoy!

[freeway680]

someone at brighthand posted the link for ordering the new ipaqs

http://www.davesipaq.com/index.shtml

if you read the details of the 2210 and 1940, you will notice this,
the 2210 battery last up to 12 hr/ charge and 1940 only last upto 8 hrs. How could this be? 2210 use 400mhz xscale and 1940 use samsung 266mhz. Doens't really make sense to me. Do you think the 255 version of 400mhz xcale could make such a different in battery life?

[Gremmie]

Well, this depends on what Pocket PC 2003 supports in its processing code. The new XScales are not only faster but they are also more efficient and power effective. This is not supported in the current OS (ARM v5 vs. ARM v4.5 [i think]); if PPC OS 03 supports the former, it makes sense because the XScale is more power efficient than the ARM processor.

[Pony99CA]

Originally Posted by freeway680

someone at brighthand posted the link for ordering the new ipaqs

http://www.davesipaq.com/index.shtml

One thing I noticed when I looked at Dave's description of the iPAQ 5550 was that you no longer got the Cover Pack; instead, they're giving you a holster and belt clip.

Steve

[Kati Compton]

Originally Posted by pdadave

Chances are all new XScale devices will use the PXA255 processor instead of the PXA250, which will have the higher bus speed.

It's a pretty safe bet to say that the 5550 at least will have the PXA255.