Without further adieu, here’s what you can expect from the re birthed line of iPAQs:

iPAQ 100 Classic Handheld

Operating System: Windows Mobile 6 Classic

Processor: Marvell PXA310, 624MHz

Wireless: WiFi b/g, no Cellular

Screen and Resolution: 3.5″, 320×240

Depth: 13.6mm

iPAQ 200 Classic Handheld

Operating System: Windows Mobile 6 Classic

Processor: Marvell PXA310, 624MHz

Wireless: WiFi b/g, no Cellular

Screen and Resolution: 4″, 480×640

Depth: 16mm

iPAQ 300 Travel Companion

Operating System: Windows Mobile 5.0

Processor: Centrality Titan, 600MHz

Wireless: Integrated GPS

Screen and Resolution: 4.3″, 800×480

Depth: 18.2

iPAQ 600 Business Navigator

Operating System: Windows Mobile 6 Professional

Processor: Marvell PXA270, 520MHz

Wireless: WiFi b/g, HSDPA, Integrated GPS

Screen and Resolution: 2.8″, 240×320

Depth: 17.5mm

iPAQ 900 Business Messenger

Operating System: Windows Mobile 6 Professional

Processor: Marvell PXA270, 520MHz

Wireless: WiFi b/g, HSDPA, Integrated GPS

Screen and Resolution: 2.46″, 240×320

Depth: 16mm

Wow – I’m amazed that they’re actually coming out with “Classic” handhelds, that is, with no cellular functionality! Is there a market for those? For more specs, check out the HP Mobility 2007 page.

Which device do you find the most compelling?