HP iPAQ hw6940 (finally) alive on HP's US site

by Paul Miller, posted Feb 13th 2006 at 8:58AM

We noticed the phone was up on their UK site yesterday, but now that 3GSM has rolled around, HP is letting us all into the hw6900 party with the HP iPAQ hw6940 Mobile Messenger that is now up on their US site. It's still bedecked in all of its previously spied Windows Mobile 5.0, EDGE, 802.11b, GPS, and USB 1.1 glory, but now we get to see it in its natural habitat with a "late Spring 2006" availability to keep it company.

[Via phoneArena]

Filed under: Handsets, Windows Mobile, HP, GSM, GPRS, EDGE

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Sam @ Feb 13th 2006 10:19AM

Hmmm, looks good - I fancy one of these!!! Will have to have a look and see if they will come out in the UK!

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Andrew Wise @ Feb 13th 2006 11:23AM

This 'update' to the HW6515 is essentially Windows Mobile 5.0, built-in WiFi, and they removed an SD card slot..

Hopefully they've fixed some of the battery problems that plagued the past version. Guess we'll have to wait for the reviews to start popping up..

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Scott Ackman @ Feb 13th 2006 12:33PM

I have the HW6515 and this looks like a nice upgrade. The only problem I have had with the HW6515 is it does not have non-volatile memory for the phone numbers (I lost all mine recently because of this). I hope they fixed it in this version.

BTW, I lobe Engadget and can't wait to see how the Mobile page works out.

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harold @ Feb 16th 2006 10:34AM

Looks like entry into USA is delayed until Summer.
If anyone knows when it is available in UK, pls advise. Also will UK unit work in USA ?

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