Walking into the unknown might be tempting for travelers some time but mostly we all need directions to go about in an unfamiliar terrain. The HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companion can do just that (and much more). It gives turn by turn directions on an amazing, high definition 4.3 inches, colorful, WVGA Display Screen. The gadget has 128MB fast DDR memory with 2GB Flash Storage and 40 channel with Autonomy TTFF acceleration GPS.

The iPAQ 310 Travel Companion does not use an Intel/Marvell PXA processor. Instead, it is based on a Centrality/SiRF Titan navigation processor. The Titan is a CPU designed specifically for navigation applications. It uses an ARM11 RISC core, a high-speed digital signal processor core, and hardware GPS accelerators. It runs at a clock speed of 600MHz. As a result, the iPAQ 310 moves.

The HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companions uses a 3D technology that allow you to view maps either topographically or at street level. In addition to screen and pretty maps, the HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companion still has plenty to offer; sync this with a Bluetooth cell phone to create a hands free unit and support to audio and video playback .

The HP iPAQ 310 Travel Companion is sleek enough to comfortably carry around in your pack or jacket pocket, making it great for exploring new places on foot. I would love to have this amazing companion while out in the unknown.

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