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>> Hi, I'm Bonnie Cha, senior associate editor at CNET.com. And today we've got a first look of the HP IPack 510 Voice Messenger. This is actually the first Windows Mobile sticks device we've got our hands on. And its actually kind of a departure from HP's other smart phones. It's got more of a cell phone look and feel to it. And it's running the equivalent of the smart phone edition from Windows Mobile 5. So we've got this compact phone factor, like I said. Keyboard is a little bit cramped. This navigation toggle especially. But the great thing about this device is it has some advanced voice command features. So you can actually dictate to the phone. No training required and it works really well. Play music.
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>> About a 1 point 3 mega pixel camera on the back and a micro SD slot on the left spine. With Windows Mobile 6, you get some new features, enhanced email capabilities and calendar function. It also synchronizes with Windows Vista and you also got Windows Live for mobiles. So you can search the web easily and sign into your messenger account as well. Also, if you send them a third application, you now get the full Microsoft Office Mobile Suite so you can open and edit Word, Excel and Power Point documents. Call quality was good but speaker phone quality wasn't that great actually. Our caller sounded far away and they reported the same. So something to be aware of. A carrier hasn't been announced yet, but it will probably either be Cingular or T Mobile. At launch it'll cost about 300 dollars. I'm Bonnie Cha and this has been the HP IPack 510 Voice Messenger.
