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Cingular Surprises With Launch of HP 6320 and 6325

Jun 6, 2005, 1:27 PM by (staff)

Cingular and HP today announced a new Pocket PC phone for Cingular's network. The HP iPaq 6320 and 6325 are re-branded versions of the 6310 and 6315 that have been available through T-Mobile for nearly a year. They feature the same quad-band GSM/GPRS access, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth thumb keyboard attachment and Windows Mobile 2003 SE software. The 6325 also features a VGA camera. HP has announced several new GSM Windows Mobile devices, which have been rumored for launch on T-Mobile. With this new relationship, it is possible the the Mobile Messenger series could show up in Cingular stores as well.

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Jldnr77

Jun 6, 2005, 4:00 PM

Edge????

I don't see anything stating the phone will have edge....just gprs...can anybody confirm either way???

Rich Brome

There's no reference to EDGE in the specs on HP's site, which are quite extensive, so I have assume no EDGE.

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DrDialtone

My sources say that the iPAQs will both have EDGE, look for this when Cing starts putting the word out.

hamjunk

Jun 6, 2005, 4:59 PM

Windows Mobile 2003 SE ?

Does it really have se? I have a h6315 and it doesn't have wm 2003se. I checked hp's website and dont see it mentioned either??? Maybe we can finally have the se version on the h6315 too? or maybe I am excited for nothing

pauldg

it's still outdated - even with se. even with 2005 edition it would still be outdated without EDGE (so few smart phones have edge). By the way - maybe it took so long to come out on cingular b/c they sent it back to HP for tweeking - that's where it...
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Natas

Jun 6, 2005, 1:53 PM

wouldnt it be cool

I personally just don't care for the look of the iPaq 6320. Clamshells people! Nice features though. I wish I could design my own phone, now that would be something!

Just like you can build your own pc.

Yes: I would like this chip set, that size screen with these features, in this color and style of housing.

I know, not realistic, a guy can daydream still right. 😉

carry on

djthomas

I know what you mean. Like maybe a true vga screen? That would be nice.

gshamis

designing your own PC? I think this is much closer to a laptop/pda/ipod. With current technology the best they can do is changeable faceplates.

I'd rather have pluggable internal parts, like adding GPS or USB2 or Firewire -- kinda like you have Typ...
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