The HP iPaq 510 smartphone might be the first truly hands-free messaging phone. The phone sacrifices a QWERTY keyboard and gives you a voice recognition system that allows you to “write” messages via a bluetooth headset. The device also comes equipped with Wi-Fi and is VOIP-enabled giving you more options than a Blackberry or other Windows Mobile devices. Speaking of the OS the iPaq run on Windows Mobile 6 and will create a seamless transition from your desktop. The 510 will be released soon and should make quite a stir now that RIM has announced a Blackberry plugin to allow Windows Mobile devices to connect to Blackberry Enterprise Servers.

Work in motion
• Take your office on the road with productivity applications and the office functionality of mobile versions of Windows. Get to your most important Smartphone tasks quickly and easily with personalized shortcuts.

Speak your mind
• Voice Commander provides your own personal Voice Valet. Use spoken commands to perform a multitude of tasks. Have e-mails read to you and reply without typing. Dial a contact by name or digits. Get appointments read to you.

Talk for hours
• Up to 6.75 hours of talk time. Save your wireless airtime minutes while in the office with VoIP (Voice Over IP) over your company’s wireless LAN (WiFi) and PBX phone system.

Small in size, big on features
• A handy Setup Assistant enables network administrators to manage a fleet of HP iPAQ handhelds. Take more work with you with large internal storage capacity and SD card expandability.

Protect your mobile work
• Outlook security helps keep e-mail and other documents secure. Remotely erase data on lost or misplaced devices. iPAQ persistent storage helps protect your data, settings, and installed applications.

Warranty
• One-year parts and labor in most regions; 90 days technical support for software.

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