Platform:Pda Color:Black Media:Electronics Memorabilia:No Number Of Items:1 Batteries Included:Yes Native Resolution:800 x 480 Display Size:4.3 Includes MP3 Player:1 Shipping Weight (lbs):0.4 Dimensions (in):3.4 x 4.3 x 0.7
High Definition 4.3 Inch WVGA Display Screen/ 800 x 480 3X to 5X Higher Resolution
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128MB Fast DDR Memory with 2GB Flash Storage
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Centrality/ SiRF/ Titan Dual Core 600 MHz Processor with 3D Graphics
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Centrality 40 Channel with Autonomy TTFF Acceleration GPS
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0.41 Lbs (WxLxH) 4.30" x 3.40" x 0.70"
Editorial Reviews:
Product Description Whether you're on the road for business or pleasure, this advanced, high-definition 3-D navigation system will upgrade your trip to first class.Before you go, you can customize your itinerary on your PC and download it to your iPAQ 310 Travel Companion; then it will guide you turn by turn to your destinations. On the way, you can use it as a hands-free answering system for your Bluetooth-enabled mobile phone, as well as enjoy premium digital entertainment.
Amazon.com Product Description--November 11, 2007 Hewlett-Packard has used its considerable expertise as a computer manufacturer to introduce improvements into the iPAQ-310 that make the company's first dedicated GPS navigation device astand out from the crowd, but help raise the bar for portable GPS navigators in general. At 4.3 inches wide, 3.4 inches high, and 0.7 inches thick, the device is quite small and slim, but fits rich navigation and multimedia features, better than DVD screen resoulation, a unique true 3D display, and robust business support into that little package. HP touts this as "different and unique for the travel connosieur," and it's innovative features certainly make a convincing argument to back up that claim.
Unique, high-definitation navigation display with 3D models of buildings.
It All Starts Under The Hood The biggest difference in the iPAQ-310 is one you might not even notice, until you turn the iPAQ-310 on, that is. The iPAQ's processor is much more powerful than any portable device out there right now. It uses a SiRFtitan 600MHz dual core processor with 128Mb of onboard RAM, compared to the 400MHz SIRF III and 64Mb of RAM in other high-end portable GPS navigators. This means faster route calculations and re-routing. It also means more processing power for the graphics display, which leads us to one of the other things that makes the iPAQ-310 unique.
An Immersive, High-Definition, Navigation Experience The iPAQ-310's advanced 3D navigation system provides stunning visuals. For select cities, rather than the simple lines and color blocks you see on other navigators, you get actual 3-D models of buildings in space. Nothing else puts you in space and gives you a real feel for where you are and where you need to go than this device. Panning and zooming are smoother and faster. Plus, the 4.3-inch (diagonally) widescreen display has far better resolution than competitive models, 800 x 480 pixels compared to the current standard 420 x 272 pixels, which means all of those 3D maps are clear and detailed.
Easy-to-use interface
Full-Featured Navigation HP developed it's own user interface for the iPAQ-310 based on Windows Mobile 5.0. The interface is clear, intuitive, and easy to use. The device comes with text-to-speech capability, which allows it to offer directions with real street names, as well as Bluetooth for hands-free phone calling.
It comes pre-loaded with complete TeleAtlas maps for the United States and Canada, and an astonishing 12 million points of interest.
Bluetooth for hands-free calling with your compatible cell phone
Better than DVD resolution on the 4.3-inch widescreen
Rich Multimedia Features At 800 x 480 pixels, the high-definition resolution on the iPAQ-310's screen is better than most dedicated portable video players. Coupled with an SD card, the iPAQ-310 functions as a true premium personal entertainment system with a video player, MP3 music player, photo viewer, and 5 pre-installed games from GameboxClassics.
Integrated Web Services Planning a business trip, a vacation, or even just a run of daily errands can sometimes require access to more data than a portable or mobile device can feasibly handle. Hewlett-Packard's answer for this is a website, www.ipaq.com that allows you to download map updates, load custom points of interest, travel reviews, reservation information, and more into your iPAQ-310. You can even synch up with your Microsoft Outlook address book to create custom points of interest based on personal or corporate contact information. You can upload and share your travel plans for others to use and customize, or find trip plans online to help you explore along the way or at your destination.
Audio: Large speaker for navigation volume, integrated microphone with echo cancellation, 3.5mm 3-pin stereo headphone jack
Ports: 1 mini USB, 1 headphone/line-out, 1 microphone in, 1 GPS antenna
Slots: 1 microSD
Display: 4.3-inch Transflective color TFT with antiglare 800 x 480 pixel touch screen with LED backlight
Input devices: touch screen, stylus
Wireless: Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR
GPS: Advanced SiRF embedded GPS receiver with InstantFix time-to-first-fix acceleration
Software installed: HP navigation software with text to speech guidance and web based trip planning, digital video player, digital music player, picture viewer, games, Bluetooth hands free, calculator, world clock, contacts with Outlook sync
Dimensions: 4.3 inches w x 0.7 inches d x 3.4 inches h (110.20 x 18.20 x 86.80 mm)
Weight: 6.6 oz (187 g)
Battery: Removable/rechargeable 1700 mAh Lithium-ion
Power supply: AC Adapter
Warranty: One-year parts and labor in most regions; 90 days technical support for software in most regions. Additional offers may vary by region
What's In The Box iPAQ-310, car kit, car charger, AC charger, sync cable, slip case
Available Optional Accessories
ExternalGPS Antenna (FB058AA#AC3): Enhances GPS reception inside vehicles.Comes with a five meter cable with low profile, non-sliding puck.
Traffic Channel Car Charger (FB055AA#AC3): Adds real-time traffic and travel information capabilities to your iPAQ GPS. Integrated traffic data on GPS navigation software provides alternate routing options for traffic jams, road construction, and accidents.
Sport Case (FB005AA#AC3): Sport-inspired construction with form-fitting design offers protection from scratches and knocks when on the go. Comes with detachable carabiner clip to easily attach your iPAQ to a backpack or bag. Offers slots to store memory cards.
Screen Protector (FB007AA#AC3): Protects your iPAQ screen from scratches. Antiglare coating allows use in bright sunlight. Includes handy cleaning cloth.
Bluetooth Stereo Headphones (FA303AA#AC3): Listen to your music from up to 30 feet away from the iPAQ.
Save your money if over $200December 3, 2008 I bought it for 199 and got an extra 30 off, but even then the system and maps included and upgradable in US through the HP site is old technology.
The dual core 600 seems misleading- looking further I see 570MHz total and have seen it at 285 (only one core firing up)...I assume it is actually a 300Mhz Dual Core as my 400Mhz Processor in a Mio is seen as 397Mhz and runs much better...
Navigation is built on an IGO8 platform with its own custom Skin and after downloading the 1.7GB HP upgrade the Oasis Interface and system is upgraded along with the IGO8 Software release I believe May 2008, but the majority of the 1.7GB being the Content for navigation remains at the same old Oct 2007 release for maps and poi files.
Back to processor performance - my two sons were playing the same game that is included on the HP and also on the mio, and when they were running a course that is showing 50 seconds at completion, my one son on the mio completed in 57 seconds actual time elapsed, and the one on the HP completed at ~95 seconds time elapsed where screen shows 52 seconds...after a device reset it dropped down to 62, and after the upgrade requires less resets.
The sluggish performance also is apparrent at times with TTS stop and go stutter issues.
The internal Media Player has its quirks, and the system restarts on its own too often when I try to do too much, this is before I added my own additional software...
The reasons I am keeping it is that through the games menu I was able to load my own freeware software TCPMP to play my music and video with much more control and it only has issues with large .mov files it seems, all else play great. I do have to get better video resolution when I convert my files though because the screen is excellent. You can also find much newer releases of IGO8 that are available and release dates in July and September 2008 and Content sets from 01/08 and 2008Q2, and make that software accessible either through the existing menu navigation or alternate within games.
Having this newer release and customization available makes it worth keeping, along with the Screen Resolution - I was almost ready to return it.
I put a 16GB SDHC in it and works great- I'm ready to sell my 30GB Media Players now...
Worst most frustrating GPS I have ever usedOctober 17, 2008 0 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have owned 3 avaiation and three road GPS's and found this one the most difficult UNUSER Friendly in both road and Avaiation modes... I hate it..
Good GPS, But Needs ImprovementsAugust 25, 2008 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
It has a bright huge 4.3" screen. And it is the most important reason that I have bought this unit. However, sometime the system will halt during turning on, and I have to restart it. In Atlanta area, the map is not accurate and sometime misleading.
One major flawAugust 12, 2008 3 out of 5 found this review helpful
The device has a raised ON/OFF button. You can easily turn on and drain the battery by accident.
The case is tight-fitting. If you put the device in the case, and then apply some pressure to the case, you can turn the power on.
This is a major flaw to me, as I like to carry the device with me. I find myself turning on the power by accident too often.
Could've been alot betterAugust 4, 2008 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have extensively used Garmin, Tom Tom, Magellen and Mio before buying this product. The Mio stood out of all, partly due to iGo6 used for UI and mapping. I had been a big fan ever since I bought it. Mio had some shortcomings, bluetooth, time taken to acquire signal etc, therefore I decided to give that to a friend and buy the ipaq. While this product betters the Mio on its shortcomings and is based on modified version of iGo6, I think HP didn't spend enough time in perfecting it. Otherwise this unit would have got full marks from me.
Plus: -Excellent screen -Bluetooth -3d buildings (marketing feature, not that extensively used) -Games -Ability to play video -Excellent mods to improve the unit -Pro routing features -Vivid screen resolution -Extensive POI database -Ability to speed alerts (More suited to EU)
Minus: -Bluetooth doesn't syncs phonebook -Slightly slow to respond -UI could have been more intiutive -Unit hangs while searching for POIs in navigation mode
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