It's nice to see that HP is still in the mobile phone industry. Though HP is going old school by not tweaking the windows mobile interface, their devices would still appeal to business users who want the traditional windows mobile phone, so they would definitely find the HP iPAQ 614c useful.

But even though you won't see any panels or widgets on the iPAQ 614c, HP is still keeping up with other WinMo devices by packing in a powerful 520 MHz Marvell PXA270 processor, and a 128MB RAM. There's a reason why HP tagged this device as a business navigator smartphone, the HP iPAQ 614c has an integrated A-GPS which you can use with the integrated Google Maps for Mobile. Having A-GPS means you won't get turn by turn directions on this device, if you want turn by turn directions, you can buy the optional HP GPS Navigation Kit.

Other features of the HP 614c include: WiFi, 3.0 megapixel camera with autofocus, Bluetooth, Triband HSDPA, and an SD expansion slot. This device runs on Microsoft Windows Mobile 6 professional.

In a world where everyone is competing with the iPhone and manufacturers such as Samsung, Sony Ericsson, and HTC have revamped their windows mobile interface, traditional windows mobile users missing the old WinMo format would find solace in the HP iPAQ 614c.