Audio in |
Omnidirectional microphone used in conjunction with Velo Memo application |
Velo Voice Memo |
Just press the button and talk into it. With Windows 95 compatible sound compression, you can record up to 16 minutes (per 1MB of storage) of thoughts and then organize them or put them into documents |
Low-profile RJ-11 jack |
A phone jack that fits the Velo1 streamlined design |
Built-in 19.2Kbps V.32 bis/ter fax modem |
Uses almost no power so you won’t run out of steam just when you get into websufing |
DC jack |
12V @500mA |
High-speed I/O |
RS-232 serial port up to 230 Kbps |
Fast onboard memory |
8MB RAM upgrable to 24 RAM and 64 ROM |
IrDA infrared transceiver (up to 115Kbps) |
You can send files or messages to other |
Power (battery compartment |
Runs for about 15 hours on two AA batteries or a NiMH rechargeable battery pack.(Battery life varies with usage). |
CR2032 lithium backup battery |
Yes |
Expansion for V-modules |
Simply snap on an optional V-Module for additional functionality |
Indicator lights |
Let you know when the Velo 1 is charging, communicating, and receiving alarms or messages. |
Innovative bloodline |
The Velo 1 is the first of the entire line of mobile computing devices from Philips |
Backlight button |
Contrast dial |
Backlit, non-glare touchscreen display |
Gray scale LCD (480x240 pixels, 24mm dot pitch, 23mm dot size) and on-demand backlighting, complete with contrast dial |
Stylus pen |
Touch the screen and the Velo 1 is at your command |
Quick start keys (10) |
You can jump start all your applications with the touch of a key on the Velo1 61-key QWERTY keyboard |
High performance 3.3 V 32-bit MIPS R3910 RISC processor @ 36.864 Mhz |
Designed for fast access and high throughput of Windows CE applications |
Audio speaker |
For .wav file playback |
Memory with romm to spare |
The Velo 1 can support an additional 96 MB of memory |
Miniature Card slots |
Two industry-standard expansion slots for more DRAM Flash memory for even ROM software upgrades |