Hp Ipaq hx4700 + navman 4410 will it work?

Zeggi · Occasional Visitor Joined: Nov 15, 2004 Posts: 7

Hi!

im a happy owner of a tomtom3 bundle of 1940 and bt tomtom.

Now i want to buy a new pda + gps
im thinking of buying the Hewlett Packard iPAQ hx4700 since it looks great and seems to be awsome...

The navman Gps 4410 seems alot more better than the bt tomtom in many ways spec. the batterie..

anways does anyone know if thoose 2 work together?
ive been looking for info on those 2 and i cant find anything.. and another thing, i was also looking at the Holux 210 does that work with 4700? if so is it any good?

thanks!

Tim Buxton · Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2004 6:22 pm Post subject:

Hi Zeggy, and Welcome

to the forum. We do ask our members not to double-post, in order that all the replies are kept together. I have redirected any potential respondents to this topic and locked the other two.

In answer to part of your query, the Navman BT4100 will work with the HP RX4700 PDA.
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Zeggi · Occasional Visitor Joined: Nov 15, 2004 Posts: 7

hmm navman 4410 and 4100 is the same?
if not whats the difference and do you know if the holux will work?

thanks and sorry for any trouble

Tim Buxton · Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2004 11:06 pm Post subject:

The 4100 is the unit only, the 4410 came with SmartST software, I think. I can't help you with the Holux question, I'm afraid.
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Zeggi · Occasional Visitor Joined: Nov 15, 2004 Posts: 7

Thanks for the info about the navman... btw you know any good place that sell the navman seperatly without the software bundle, thanks!

baggaa

I too am interested in upgrading my current iPAQ3970 with NAVMAN 3400, the 1st lock in time is so slow. I am interetsed in the HP 47xx given its new 640x480 screen. Have there been any reviews with this PDA where the GPS software utilises all this new found screen?

Thanks

laymans · Occasional Visitor Joined: Apr 24, 2004 Posts: 6

I currently run a HP 4700 with tomtom and a Holux 231 and they work great. Had some minor setup problems with the BT side of things but got over them quite quickly.

DavidW · Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 8:50 pm Post subject:

I'm a great hx4700 fan - most of the pain of being an early adopter has now gone, as most of the required software updates are now available. The only software program I'm still having trouble with is GPSAssist - the hardware buttons don't work.

A lot of software isn't yet VGA capable - but in most cases that doesn't matter (other than you'll find you don't want a non-VGA capable Today Screen plugin enabled - it looks very ugly when most things are VGA). Non-VGA software simply works with quadruple pixels.

I expect software will gradually gain VGA support. What I can tell you is that TomTom Navigator 3 has no VGA support and no landscape support.

David

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