Jornada 560 series

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HP Jornada 560 Series

The 560 series was the third and last series of Hewlett Packard's Pocket PC format Jornada devices. It debuted in October 2001.

1 Features
2 Models
3 Hardware
4 References
5 External links

[edit] Features

Reflective LCD screen
Ambient light sensor
Flashable ROM (to allow Operating System upgrades, although Hewlett Packard never released any)
CompactFlash Type 1 slot
Four quick-launch hardware keys
IrDA infra red port
8MiB of "Safe Store" flash memory
240x320 65,536-colour touch-screen
Pocket PC 2002 operating system

[edit] Models

Model number	RAM	Developer software
564	32MiB
565	32MiB	Developer One Code Wallet, Developer One Access Panel software
567	64MiB
568	64MiB	Developer One Code Wallet, Developer One Access Panel software

[edit] Hardware

The hardware used in the 560 series is very similar to that of the 7xx Jornadas, and also that of the Assabet development platform.

There are three main hardware differences with the 7xx Jornadas. The 7xx devices feature the following:

640x240 screen
2D hardware acceleration
Philips 1344TS audio chip

[edit] Processor

206MHz Intel StrongARM SA1110.

The 710, 720, 728, and 820 Jornadas also used this processor.

[edit] RAM

32MiB or 64MiB (see Models).

[edit] Microprocessor Companion Chip

Intel StrongARM SA1111.

The SA1111 is used to interface with the CompactFlash slot and the audio chip. It uses the Inter-Integrated Circuit (I²C) bus to interface with the audio chip.

[edit] Display Controller Chip

Epson 1356TM.

[edit] Audio Chip

Philips UDA1341TS.

This is a low-power, single-chip Analogue-to-Digital Converter and Digital-to-Analogue Converter. It was designed for portable music devices and PDAs.