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Forums › LAN (ethernet/Wifi/routers/Bluetooth) › HP IPAX H2210 and H5550 internet access through P800 GPRS
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#1507 6-May-2004 09:27
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Hey people

I just got a P800 phone and I want to get a HP IPAQ H2210 or HP5550 Pocket PC, I would just like to get your advise on 1 or 2 things.


How well does the H2210 (or HP5550) internet connection throught the P800 GPRS work?
Secondly synchronization with MS Outlook, any known problems with that?

Thanks in adavance!


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#5539 6-May-2004 09:56
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I used to have a P800 and connected my h3970 and h4150 to GPRS via Bluetooth using the phone. No problems at all.

I also synchronised my Outlook to the P800... From the Pocket PC to the laptop to the phone. Again, no problems!




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  #5555 6-May-2004 16:43
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I do all that stuff with my P900 works awesome, but check out the rates for GPRS on the suppliers website

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