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In-Car GPS Systems
As I seem to be doing a lot more driving now and getting fedup trying to juggle maps and multimap whilst driving, I'm considering getting one of these in-car systems like Tom Tom or Navman. Anyone got any advice or experience with these types of products?
We've got an HP Ipaq with TomTom navigator 3, with a bluetooth GPS receiver.
Very impressed with it too. I especially like being able to sync with my PC, use it for e-mail etc.. and being able to download speed camera locations and have it warn me if I'm going to pass one.
Not sure about being able to put it on the bike though.
I'm just looking at buying a system myself. I've read and heard very good things about Tom Tom Go 300, approx £340 on the net.
The latest version has the speed camera locations in it's memory and can give warnings as you approach the sites. The software can be updated with new points of interest and speed camera locations etc.
webby - AA are launching one with a pda and nav combined, search for AANavigator and you migjt find ir or look thru AA.com not totally sure where it is on the website tho
You can do it on my phone as well. Chris, if you have a phone like the Orange SPV C500. You get the bluetooth GPS receiver and the Tom Tom software and Roberts your mothers brother.