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WirelessDevNet.com Press Release

AT&T Wireless Takes iPAQ Pocket PC to the EDGE


REDMOND, Wash., June 28 Starting today, AT&T Wireless (NYSE: AWE) will begin offering a bundled device and service package that allows business customers to use their HP iPAQ Pocket PCs to access the fastest, nationwide wireless data network in North America. Using a Bluetooth-enabled iPAQ, business customers can access AT&T Wireless EDGE service by using a Bluetooth-enabled Nokia 6820 phone as a portable, high-speed modem.

The company stated that while many business customers want integrated voice and data-capable PDAs, others want the flexibility of carrying separate wireless phones and PDAs without sacrificing functionality. This new package provides a cost-effective solution for business customers looking for this kind of capability and provides a simple way for current iPAQ users to upgrade the capabilities of their existing devices.

"This new bundle allows iPAQ users to access high-speed wireless data services in ways never before possible," said Abhi Ingle, vice president of business data solutions at AT&T Wireless. "Together, HP and AT&T Wireless have created a simple solution that provides customers with the ability to carry separate devices while still being able to fully leverage the capabilities of each."

"HP delivers solutions that enable our customers to stay connected and enjoy rich content in multiple environments," said John Dayan, senior director of HP Handheld and Wireless Business Unit, Americas. "By working with AT&T Wireless on this unique bundle, we are able to offer our customers another way to be productive while mobile."

Enterprise customers who already own a Bluetooth-enabled iPAQ can receive the Nokia 6820 and HP Bluetooth connectivity software for as little as $74.99 when they sign-up for a monthly wireless data plan at $49.99 and any voice calling plan of $39.99 or above. Business customers can also selected a bundled solution includes a Nokia 6820 handset, a choice from among three iPAQ models -- the h2210, h4150 and h4350 -- and HP Bluetooth connectivity software all for a discounted rate when coupled with voice and data service from AT&T Wireless. Enterprise customers who select the iPAQ h4350can receive the bundle for as little $423.99 when they sign-up for a monthly wireless data plan at $49.99 and any voice calling plan of $39.99 or above. Those selecting an iPAQ h4150 can receive the same bundle for as little as $374.98, and those choosing an iPAQ h2210 can receive it for as little as $404.98.*

"Considering that the list price of a new iPAQ can be $400 or more, our enterprise customers can actually receive this entire bundled solution for less than the cost of an iPAQ itself in some cases," said Ingle. "In addition, business customers who already own iPAQ's can take advantage of other special discounts on the Nokia 6820 that enable them to fully leverage their investment."

AT&T Wireless EDGE service is the fastest, nationwide wireless data network. EDGE service is now available nationally to customers located in areas served by AT&T Wireless covering approximately 220 million people, some 7,500 cities and towns and areas along more than 30,000 miles of major highways.

For specific details about this bundled solution, enterprise customers are encouraged to contact their AT&T Wireless or HP business account representative for details.

About AT&T Wireless
AT&T Wireless is the second-largest wireless carrier, based on revenues, in the United States. With 21.692 million subscribers as of March 31, 2004, and revenues of more than $16.8 billion over the past four quarters, AT&T Wireless delivers advanced high-quality mobile wireless communications services, voice and data, to businesses and consumers, in the U.S. and internationally.



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