HP iPAQ 310 GPS Review
Good news for you in United states that HP iPAQ 310 GPS navigation gadget available in the market now . The HP iPAQ 310 is powered by SiRF Titan dual core processor running at 600Mhz with 128MB of SDRAM, a 4.3 inch screen with 800×480 resolution, and 2GB ROM for maps. Also you will find a built-in speaker , removeable battery , an integrated microphone with echo cancellation, and a headphone jack. The navigation gadget has a mini USB port and microSD slot and Bluetooth connectivity. And then you may ask about the price right? yes, you can buy it for $400
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2 comments:
Still prefer Garmin or Magellan.
We use HP for a lot of devices in the company, but when it comes to Navigation, they still lack a lot of what the other competitors have ... accuracy and ease of use. Althought the iPAQ 310 is full of features at a price you can't touch with others with similar features, the main point, being navigation and route calculation is seriously lacking in this unit.
The interface is actually very detailed and pretty. Learning to use the unit didn't prove to be very cumbersome and mostly straightforward.
If HP can get software that had much better route calculations out of the box, it would sure be a winner.
Regarding what Allan said, there is nothing wrong with route recalculation, as long as "Off-route recalculation" is set to "Automatic" in settings. Route recalculations on the 310 is faster than any Garmin or Magellan I've ever tested.
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