communicator Mio Leap G50

Company Mio Technologies Ltd. was one of the first who began to produce navigation devices with integrated GPS-module. So in many ways modern communicators owe their popularity to this manufacturer. But the paradox is that the ancestor of the new directions communicators produced today rarely. The main strength of focus on the development of automotive GPS-navigators. That is why the emergence of market communicator Mio Leap G50 . What it can attract the attention of innovation; we are now and find out

Toppings communicator is not the most productive. It is based on Samsung S3C2443 processor with clock frequency of 400 MHz. The memory is not very large: 64 MB RAM and 128 MB ROM, from which the user is only available for 89 and 29 Mb respectively, the rest occupied by the operating system and pre programs. But Mio - a company specializing in GPS-navigator, but because she simply could not leave the user without the possibility of downloading maps in memory. Of course, it is possible for these purposes to use the external card micro SD, but it's own memory is likely to be faster. That is why the manufacturer of the device equipped an additional flash-Disk 1,7 Gb, which is enough to download any maps and navigation data. 

Leap G50 - a classic communicator running Windows Mobile 6.1, but because of his overall performance, we can evaluate using the package Spb Benchmark 1.6. For comparison, we used the results of testing Communicators Goldfish X610 (Samsung SCC32442 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM and 128 MB ROM, Windows Mobile 6.0) and the Toshiba Portages G810 (CPU Qualcomm MSM7200 400 MHz, RAM 128 MB RAM and 256 MB ROM, a display QVGA, OS Windows Mobile 6.1). First, of course, is an apparatus of the old generation, but so much left that is not based on the most productive platform Samsung SCC32442 recently released automotive GPS-only browsers, but fresh as communicators is not met