HP Unveils iPAQ h1915... without Bluetooth

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    Arrow HP Unveils iPAQ h1915... without Bluetooth

    Hewlett Packard has officially announced a European version of its super-slim Pocket PC. However, despite the rumors, it does not have Bluetooth.

    Read more at http://www.brighthand.com/article/HP...with_Bluetooth
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    Much better! Happily, I live in Louvain. This would be a very nice treat. However, I will probably hold off unless it has the PXA 255.

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    Nah!!! I'll pass!
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    Funny - when I read the headlines on xscale.de, I get the impression that it doesn't come with Bluetooth. I'm pretty sure "ohne" means without.

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    It's mine! BT in that form factor and a beautiful screen is just what the doctor ordered!

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    Great little device but why no SDIO? I don't like that at all....

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    Originally posted by baggins
    Funny - when I read the headlines on xscale.de, I get the impression that it doesn't come with Bluetooth. I'm pretty sure "ohne" means without.
    I am so sorry for the mistake, but Baggins is right, "ohne" means "without", as in "the h1915 is without Bluetooth".

    I didn't mean to get your hopes up and I'm not sure why HP renamed this model and then didn't change anything.
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    Originally posted by Ed
    I'm not sure why HP renamed this model and then didn't change anything.

    For some strange reason companies like HP and the like have the tendensy to rename their products depending on the market it's ment for. So the 1915 is nothing but a 1910 for the european market. And I don't get that either.
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    We know it runs a 200MHz Intel XScale processor, though it's now known if this is the new PXA255.
    Thought it's now known this is the new PXA255?

    or

    Though it's not known if this is the new PXA255?

    And on the BT thing - blech. The only thing really holding me off on trading my 3900 in on a 1910 is the bluetooth.
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    It's *not* known. I'm sorry, I'm not having a very good day here, am I?
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