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| Tue Oct 30, 2001 - 9:53 AM EST - By Scott Hanselman | |
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The HandyGPS Pro hardware is very similar to the original HandyGPS.  The major difference is a slide-off rechargeable lithium battery.  This external battery includes an external AC charger and car charger.  The battery can be removed and charged separately.  Presumably if you are a hard-core GPSer you'd have two batteries and always have one on reserve charge.  
I used the HandyGPS Pro all day long for many days and consistently found that my Visor Prism's batteries would die long before the HandyGPS.
| Original HandyGPS | HandyGPS Pro | |
| Size | 2.1" W x 2.9" H x 1.3" D | 2.15" W X 3.07" H X 1.7" D | 
| Acquisition time | Average 45/180 second warm/cold start | Average 39/66 second warm/cold start | 
| Battery Life | 2 AAA battery operation with max. 4 hour life | Rechargeable Li-ion battery: up to 10 hours operation | 
| Accuracy | 25 meter accuracy (2drms) | About 11m accuracy (CEP) | 
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