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'This new mobility product provides a rich mobile data experience that customers are demanding for both professional and personal productivity,' said Vishnu Taimni, Business Notebooks and Handhelds Product Manager, PSG, HP Middle East.
'As the industry leader in handhelds and a company that delivers products and solutions across the entire mobility spectrum - from devices, servers and software to infrastructure and services - HP is mobilizing customers by providing access to relevant content and information they need to stay productive.'
The HP iPAQ rw6815 Personal Messenger is small in size but big on connectivity and features so users can make phone calls, send text and instant messages, surf the Internet, check emails, and much more3,4,5,6. Key features include:
• Calendar, contacts, tasks, and e-mail sync automatically over the mobile phone network using Direct Push Technology, keeping schedules, important phone numbers, and 'to do' lists up to date1, 2
• Microsoft® Office lets users read presentations, spreadsheets and documents so they can work when and where they want
• Entertainment features combine user music, photos, videos and built-in HP Photosmart Camera all together in one ultra-portable device.
The HP iPAQ rw6815 introduced today includes a number of connectivity and data protection features, including WLAN (selected models) access1 to enable users to connect to the Internet and e-mail on the go. Bluetooth 2.0 EDR wireless technology enables convenient, wire-free, short-range communication with other Bluetooth devices1 so users can synchronize personal data, and surf the Internet wirelessly or print photos wirelessly to an HP Bluetooth printer.
In addition, it includes built-in storage to help prevent the loss of data, settings, and installed applications if users remove or forget to charge the battery. All the new products are RoHS compliant. At end of life HP's customers can send the products to a designated point where they will be recycled for free.
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Posted by Anne-Birte Stensgaard, Senior News Editor
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