- The Amcor A3900 personal global positioning device measures 3.5 inches from corner to corner and measures 2 inches deep. Altogether, the device weighs around 1 lb. Both the bezel and the rear panel on the unit are matte black. The rear panel holds both the connecting joint for the dashboard mount and the battery bay behind it, which houses the lithium-ion battery cartridge. The adapter jacks are located on the right edge of the device.
- The Amcor A3900 GPS is supported by a 400 megahertz Samsung core processor, which is a fairly common grade of processor use by manufacturers of GPS devices. The unit is powered by a 12 volt power adapter that plugs into the electrical port of your car's dashboard, but the device can also operate with its rechargeable lithium-ion battery. The 1 GB SD card houses the basemap on the device, which can be edited using the USB adapter cable when connected to your computer.
- The basemap on the Amcor A3900 is supported by a proprietary software application developed by Amcor. The map includes the contiguous United States, Hawaii, Alaska, Canada and the American territory of Puerto Rico. The software interface operates by way of the touchscreen display, which provides users with a relatively straightforward menu structure.
- Use of the Amcor A3900 is enhanced with a number of accessories that come included with the unit's purchase. A retail purchase of the device includes a windshield or dashboard mounting bracket, an SD card capable of holding up to 1 GB of data, a rechargeable battery cartridge and the 12 volt power adapter for use in the car.
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