Mio 538 Deluxe vs LS430W (NextBase 402G) and LS460W (investigation of Sensor / CPU type...)

[-Pizdys-]

Mio 538 Deluxe:

pros:
+ speed camera warnings
+ unlisted speed cam can be easy add manually (just one button click)
+ camera recognise mmc 64GB/128GB and can format it to FAT32 automaticaly (without PC)
+ 8GB Class 10 mmc in box
+ Parking mode with 3sec pre-rec feature

cons:
- biggest car charger in the world
- poor LCD (low res)
- menu works very slow - beeter don't touch when u drive
- loose buttons- makes noise when I driving...
- built-in battery
- camera always allocate 30% of total memory for "emergency file"
- No HDR (looks like is just marketing trick)?


DVR - Firmwares as below:

Mio Charger (left):

 

[-Pizdys-]

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Mio 538 Deluxe - Discovery of spec....

compare GPS antenna with Nextbase 402G (the same as LS430W)

Li-Ion 3.7V / 240mAh

AIT8427P This CPU doesn't support HDR, (interested why HDR is in the menu...)

Glue on Lens:

Sensor is Aptina AR0330

compare sensor with NextBase 402G the same like LS430W/GT300W/LS300W/G1W...

 

[jokiin]

[EDIT]



Glue on Lens:

Sensor is Aptina AR0330

truly shocked at that, gluing the lens on typically only happens in the lowest bottom end junk

 

[-Pizdys-]

@jokin, there is also 2 screws under lens mount, that glue looks like is just for hold mount during manufacturer assembly process...this glue is soft and easy to remove, but this black one (between mount and lens) is very solid and looks like is impossible to remove it without cutting lens holder...
anyway, most interested is HDR in AIT8427 with AR0330 - the wold first AR0330 with HDR? also CPU doesn't support HDR, so that is very interested, anyone can explain?

 

[jokiin]

ok, thought you meant it had no screws, that does happen

the glue between lens and base is cured with a UV light and can be very hard to get off