Talk:Hand Held Products

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The products section was removed because it was either a joke or seriously brain damaged. It should either be written competently, or not at all. Furthermore, I don't think one product marketing blurb should be on an article about the company itself.

The products like most competing products use a variety of operating systems, not just Win Mobile 2003.
XVGA Touch Screen?
128mb is 128 millibits. I know for a fact that most products in these lines have more RAM than this.
using the term IPSM (Intel Persistent Storage Manager) is not good out of context, and this is not a removeable device since it is part of the soldered on FLASH.
AMD does not manufacture these embedded processors
"Adaptus" out of context is of course not very helpful

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Update

The original Hand Held Products company was totally absorbed into Honeywell, and as far as I am aware, Honeywell has no plans to continue with the "Hand Held Products" brand. Saying it "is the largest manufacturer..." is a bit confusing at the least.

Saying it "was" the largest manufacturer of anything is a bit problematic as it is questionable if this a true statement. The article needs more attention than I could give it at this time. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.90.74.76 (talk) 04:14, 13 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]