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4.5 stars
"Seeing The World in 3D"
Pros: Super fast satellite acquisition, Good routing, Super fast route recalculation, Best screen in the industry
Cons: Tele Atlas maps (good, but not on par with Navteq yet), Can't modify screen colors (yet), Battery life?
Summary: I've owned the Ipaq 310 for almost a week. This is is very nice device. It uses NavNGo's IGO8 software. The Ipaq acquires satellites very quickly from a cold start (less than 10 seconds). Routing is good and recalculating is VERY fast! Certainly on par with the two leaders in the GPS market (Garmin and Tom Tom). The screen is magnificent! The graphics are the best I've seen on a GPS device, although I wish I could modify the screen colors. You see terrain, texture, overpasses, bridges, etc. in 3D! The buildings and attractions are quite interesting, too. I can't wait to visit a 3D rendered city that's included in the map. (I browsed Atlanta and NYC). There are a few icons on some screens that are not accessible yet because HP has not yet opened their new Ipaq website for updates. I cannot add any contacts, etc., from Outlook yet. I'm sure the website will open soon as it is already up, just no way to access anything. Overall, a good device and one I would definitely recommend.
Where to buy
HP iPaq 310 Travel Companion:
$259.00 - $379.99
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Amazon.com Marketplace
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$379.99 | Yes |
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California Computer Center
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$259.00 | Yes |
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