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Now available. Start with an 806 MHz processor, 1 GB of Flash storage, a long-life battery and integrated wireless capabilities like 802.11g, and Bluetooth. A GPS card or an external Bluetooth receiver can be added. Then select an optional integrated laser bar code scanner and color digital camera. The Nomad also features a high-resolution, sunlight-visible VGA display that shows graphics and maps in crisp detail. And it's fully rugged and just as tough as our other handhelds which means the Nomad offers a lower Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) than consumer-grade handhelds.
Built-in 2-5 meter GPS,
post processed or real time, lightweight and compact enough to carry in a
shirt pocket, productive field and office workflow using Windows Mobile 5.0
software for familiarity and convenience, Bluetooth and WLAN connectivity,
SD card slot for expandable data storage. Comes with
TerraSync Standard software! Trimble announces the new Trimble
Pathfinder XC, 12-channel GPS card. This receiver is designed
Trimble announces the new Trimble Pathfinder® XB mapping receiver. This receiver is designed to provide GPS positions in highly obstructed environments. Can be used with TerraSync 2.60+ or ArcPad 7.0+. Positions can be post processed to 2-5 meters horizontal with Trimble GPS Pathfinder Office or GPS Analyst extension for ArcGIS. User- replaceable, all-day battery. Comprised of GPS receiver, antenna, battery and Bluetooth. Includes charger. Must add Windows Mobile device or PC with Bluetooth; no hardwire connection available. Cost: only $295.00.
Trimble announces new GeoCE 2005 Series handheld mapping systems. New GeoXH provides sub-foot (<30cm) accuracy with built-in antenna. Uses Microsoft Windows Mobile Version 5.0 OS with 416MHz Intel PXA-270 X-Scale processor. Includes Bluetooth, wireless LAN technology (802.11b) and an SD (Secure Digital) memory slot for unlimited data storage. Note 11 buttons on this unit for greater control. Began shipping December 22, 2005. Also new, the Trimble 2005 Series GeoXT. Still with submeter accuracy, and with all the same features as described above. And, the Trimble 2005 Series GeoXM. Now, rated at 1-3 meter horizontal accuracy. Both began shipping December 22, 2005.
Important note: there is a field requirement and an office requirement that must be met in order to achieve <30cm (sub-foot), horizontal accuracy when using the GeoXH. You must be able to "see" the same constellation of satellites anywhere from 30-120 seconds, depending on conditions, with no interruption of signal. In the office, you must post-process the field data with one dual-frequency base station within 80 kilometers (50 miles) of your project site, or three dual-frequency base stations, all within 200 kilometers (124 miles) of your project site. Failure to meet either of these requirements will result in excellent submeter positions. Click here for more information about using H-Star technology.
ProXT replaces ProXR backpack model (now discontinued). Submeter horizontal accuracy. Contains receiver, antenna, battery, and Bluetooth technology to connect to Windows Pocket PC device to log GPS data. Can also connect simultaneously with GeoBeacon for real time corrections (below). Requires the addition of data collector, field data collection software and office software to comprise a complete system. Weighs only 1.2 lbs. Currently shipping.
ProXH receiver delivers sub-foot (<30cm) accuracy with less than 2 minute observation time. Once time is met, provides instantaneous and continuous sub-foot results. Add the dual-frequency Zephyr external antenna to achieve <20cm horizontal accuracy. Uses H-Star technology. Contains dual-frequency receiver, single-frequency antenna, battery and Bluetooth. Requires the addition of data collector, field data collection software and office software to comprise a complete system. Weighs only 1.2 lbs. Currently shipping. Important note: there is a field requirement and an office requirement that must be met in order to achieve <30cm (sub-foot), horizontal accuracy when using the ProXH. You must be able to "see" the same constellation of satellites anywhere from 30-120 seconds, depending on conditions, with no interruption of signal. In the office, you must post-process the field data with one dual-frequency base station within 80 kilometers (50 miles) of your project site, or three dual-frequency base stations, all within 200 kilometers (124 miles) of your project site. Failure to meet either of these requirements will result in excellent submeter positions. Click here for more information about using H-Star technology.
Trimble GeoBeacon provides Coast Guard corrections for new ProXT or ProXH receivers in addition to GeoXT, GeoXH and GeoXM handheld receivers. Corrections transmitted by Bluetooth for cable-free operation. Contains beacon receiver, antenna, battery and Bluetooth. Weighs only 1.76 lbs. Began shipping December 21, 2005.
New Trimble Recon GPS Card Edition mapping system includes a 12-channel GPS card and a ruggedized Recon PDA running Windows Mobile 2003. GPS data cannot be differentially corrected. This unit does not offer the WAAS correction service. The Recon GPS Card Edition is a recreational receiver that has full GIS capabilities. Includes Trimble's TerraSync Standard software. Requires only the addition of office software to complete the system. Currently shipping.
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