The 7"' touch screen (big enough to display an entire approach plate) sports 800 x 480 resolution with a crisp, clear picture and excellent color. Built in Bluetooth, WiFi and wired ethernet gives you communications flexibility in the cockpit and on the ground. WindowsXP with InstantON, a 40Gb hard drive and fingertip controls give you access to navigation information and current weather while taking advantage of NAVair's intuitive user interface.
NAVAir Approaches is included with this system
Processor:
1.0GHz Via C7 ULV Processor
Chipset & Graphics:
VIA C7-M
Memory:
512 MB,400 MHz
LCD:
7" WVGA (800 X 480), 200 nit
Audio:
H/P out, Array Mic, Stereo Speaker (2W x 2)
Storage:
40GB
Communications:
10/100 Ethernet, Mini card WLAN (802.11 b/g), Bluetooth v2.0
Multimedia:
Multimedia instant On
I/O Port:
2 USB (USB 2.0), 1 Type II CF card, RJ45, Audio Jack, 2 array Mic, VGA, DC-in
User Interface:
Button: 8 Way Joystick, 4 User Key, 3 button (Auto Scale/Enter/ Menu), Hold, Volume Up/Down, Power/MIO
Got it, subscribed to XM and played with it on the ground. I had to test fly a Bonanza after an autopilot repair and there was a line of CB’s approaching. I flew straight for them. The stormscope 1000 in this plane was "spoking" so it wouldn’t indicate with any precision the actual location of the line. Awesome! I could actually find "holes" through the line without having to patrol for them. The rain boundaries depicted on the map coincided so close to the actual rain that it amazed me. I expected the delay from NEXRAD to be appreciable, but in reality you hardly notice it. I can already tell that this will dramatically increase the utility of my plane and all the other ones I fly. We leave tomorrow for a long weekend in Houston. I feel so much more relaxed knowing that I’ll have the big picture when I have to face the inevitable summer time line.
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