HP h5150 Applications from Additional Software from Microsoft, Bluetooth specification, Power

QuickSpecs

HP iPAQ Pocket PC h5150 Series

Standard Features

Applications from Additional Software from Microsoft

Microsoft on Companion Outlook 2002, Microsoft ActiveSync 3.7 (Desktop device synchronization), Microsoft Reader eBooks, Links to Microsoft

CD	websites for additional downloadable applications (some programs may require purchase of additional desktop software to
	utilize Pocket PC versions)
Bluetooth Specifications*	Technology	High-speed, low-power, short-range
	Bluetooth specification	1.1 compliant (2.4-GHz Industrial Scientific Medical Band)
	System interface	921k high-speed UART processor interface
	User Interface	Bluetooth Manager
	Operating system support	Microsoft Pocket PC and Pocket PC 2003
	Device type	Class II device; up to 4 dBm transmit, typical 10 meter range
	Power	3.3V ± 5% Peak current - typical TX current at approximately 140 mA
	Receiver sensitivity	-78 dBm or greater
	Regulatory standards	R&TT#-EN 300 328 and EN 300 826, UL 1950, CB Safety Scheme inclusive of EN 60950
		and IEC 950, FCC Part 15 subpart C, Canadian, CE,
	Profile Support	General Access Profile
		Service Discovery Application Profile
		Serial Port Profile
		Generic Object Exchange Profile
		File Transfer Profile
		Dial-Up Networking Profile
		LAN Access Profile
		Object Push Profile
		Personal Area Networking Profile
		Basic Printing Profile
		Hard Copy Replacement Profile (printing)
		Headset profile
	Usage Models *	Service Discovery
		Determine what Bluetooth devices are within range and support authorization

File Transfer

File and directory browsing and navigation on another Bluetooth device.

File copying

Object manipulation – including add, delete, create new folders etc.

Serial Port

Synchronization between PDAs and PCs

Access Point

Wireless link to WAN thru cell phone*

Agnostic to WAN technology

Send/receive SMS messages

Connect your printer and scanner to your personal network wirelessly

Adhoc Bluetooth Pico-networking (point to multi-point)

LAN Access

Wireless link to Corporate LAN using Bluetooth and appropriate Bluetooth Access Point* Corporate email, network neighborhood, access to LAN applications, file transfer, ftp, Internet browsing, etc, using TCP/IP*

Access the Internet by connecting to your desktop or notebook over Bluetooth and using its network connection*

Object Push

Exchange business cards, tasks, documents, appointments and more*

Personal Area Networking

Collaborate, chat, play games, exchange data*

Adhoc peer to peer networking*

Basic Printing and Hard Copy Replacement Profiles

Print to any HP Bluetooth-enabled printer without the need for cables or specific print drivers

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