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September 6th, 2007 · No Comments

James Sherwood reports on RegHardware of ‘The Register’ about a new range of IPAQs to be launched by HP though details of a European release are sketchy. The machine that catches my eye most is the HP iPAQ 910 Business Manager (below right)which boasts a 3MP Camera, 2.4in touchscreen and full QWERTY keyboard.

HP’s announcement together with other new hardware is here.

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