Friday, November 4, 2005
GPS Passion Reviews the GPS Features of the HP iPAQ hw6515
Posted by Ekkie Tepsupornchai in "ARTICLE" @ 06:00 AM
"This article will focus on the GPS aspects of the hw6515 but since it is now my main PDA I'll say a few words about that. The novelty here is the A-GPS module for 'Assisted GPS' so we'll spend some time trying to understand what this is about before some side by side comparisons with a 'traditional' PDA+SiRFstarIII Bluetooh GPS combo to see how it stacks up."
If you've been curious about the GPS features of the HP iPAQ hw6515, then you'll want to check out this GPS Passion article. Interestingly enough, the reviewer is also very lavish in his praise of the hw6515, calling it "the most useful PDA" he's ever owned (in the eight years he's been using PDAs). Anyway, the article compares the GPS features on the hw6515 with those provided by a BT-enabled SirfStarIII GPS receiver. Some of today's top GPS receivers use that same SirfStarIII chipset, so that's not a bad standard for comparison.
If you've been curious about the GPS features of the HP iPAQ hw6515, then you'll want to check out this GPS Passion article. Interestingly enough, the reviewer is also very lavish in his praise of the hw6515, calling it "the most useful PDA" he's ever owned (in the eight years he's been using PDAs). Anyway, the article compares the GPS features on the hw6515 with those provided by a BT-enabled SirfStarIII GPS receiver. Some of today's top GPS receivers use that same SirfStarIII chipset, so that's not a bad standard for comparison.
