i-mate PDA-N GPS Pocket PC

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Wow. I-mate is cranking them out these days! This time they are releasing a PDA instead of another of their great HTC made phones.

"Aimed at swivel-action business types and people who sit in cars all day (sorry, "road warriors"), the PDA-N positively bristles with connectivity, including built in GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi."

This unit is believed to have a 300mhz processor, boasts superb battery life, and appear to not have a camera. (wow… I like that)

According to the article, this device is expect in April. Read more to see the specs…

Source : Digital Lifestyles via Gizmodo


Specs:
Dimensions:
109.7mm(H) x 59.4mm(W) x 17.6mm(T) (same as i-mate JAM)
Weight: 126g w/ battery
Processor: Samsung SC32442X33 300Mhz
Memory: 128MB embedded Flash ROM, 64MB embedded SDRAM
Screen: 2.83" 240×320 pixels, 64K - colors Transmissive TFT-LCD
Interface: SDIO/MMC card slot, One Audio jack (3.5), MiniUSB connector
GPS: Embedded GPS antenna,Support NMEA 0183 version 3.0 or above, WAAS-enabled, 12 parallel channel GPS receiver:
Acquisition time
Hot start: 8 seconds, typical TTFF
Warm start: 60 seconds, typical TTFF
Cold start: 120 seconds, typical TTFF
GPS Accuracy:
Position: < 15 meters, 95% typical
Velocity: 0.05 meter/sec steady state
WAAS Accuracy:
Position: < 5 meters, 95% typical
Velocity: 0.05 meter/sec steady state
Battery: Removable rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery, 1,100mAH
GPS mode: > 5 hrs
Standby time: > 200 hrs
WMV playback: 8 hrs
WMA playback: 12 hrs
Connectivity: Infrared IrDA SIR, Bluetooth v1.2, WiFi 802.11b

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