Features:

• ARM processor powered by Palm OS 5.2
• 320 x 320 pixels, 16-bit color display and white LED backlight
• Integrated Que technology, with GARMIN GPS and mapping software
• Memory: 32 MB SDRAM
• What's in the box: iQue 3200, protective flip cover, stylus, USB HotSync cradle, A/C power/charging adapter, quick start guide, Install CD-ROM with manual, City Select CD-ROM, Automotive windshield mount with Talkbox

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
The iQue 3200 joins the award-winning iQue 3600 as the only Palm Powered personal digital assistants (PDAs) that offer fully integrated Global Positioning System (GPS) technology. These products combine the portability of a PDA and the utility of an automotive navigation system in a sleek, lightweight design.The iQue 3200 is designed for business users who want an affordable device that can manage their personal information and deliver personal navigation in a single unit. Beyond organization and navigation, the iQue 3200 boasts a bright display, long battery life, and Secure Digital Input/Output (SDIO) capabilities for added functionality - at an attractive price.

Rating : - Good combination PDA/GPS
I bought this for my husband. He needed a PDA to keep his schedule straight but I got this because he just got a new car and also wanted a GPS. I liked that it was a combined unit for a relatively low price.

After we figured out that we needed to get a 2gb MMC card so he could upload the maps (the on-board memory isn't big enough), he really settled down and started to use it. Now it's his best friend.

He likes that it's a Palm based PDA, so there are lots of software available for pretty much anything he needs. He also likes the GPS as you can change the magnification depending on if you need fine detail or are on a long trip and just want to see where the next turn will be. The Garmin GPS is actually better than my Garmin stand-alone.

It may not be the best model out there, but the PDA side has the basics that anyone is going to need (plus you can upload anything else you may want later). The GPS is very impressive as well, although we haven't tried it on some of the newer areas, so I don't know how recently the map is updated.

I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for both a PDA and GPS, but may not need all the bells and whistles. I would suggest buying a memory card at the same time though. You will definately need it.