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barrywatson

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 23:02

db666 have you got the speed camera add on as the poi`s


DB666

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 19:44

I got my gps system a while back.,.. its pretty mint i admit very useful at times espcially when you are useless at finding places.

I got a PDA from work (we had them cheap) which cost me £100, plus the adapter from Ebay (i think it was about £80) and various cables/chargers etc which came to another £30

I didn't bother getting a stand as the PDA i got (fujitsu siemens 610) actually perfectly fits in the Corsa Glove box "lip" which was pretty mint :)

Sometimes it cant find the satalites which is a bit annoying and it has trouble going through "houses" which is a pain in the arse when you are trying to configure it. I got the software off the internet which wasn't too difficult although it did take some time to ..... deliver if you know wha i mean :)

All in all i'm pretty happy for what i paid for it , how ever i have heard that TomTom Go is better value for money.....


Mikorsa16v

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 18:28

tom tom software is fantastic, i suggest you get a good receiver though as sometimes on a cold start you may be waiting for 5 mins to get a signal from a satellite. the ppc should be fine once its loaded, just dont use it for anything else! like dont install ppc games on it, you prob wouldnt be able to anyway with the amount of memory


LukeGSi

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 18:24

Tom Tom Go is a fantastic piece of kit :)


hazey-corsa

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 15:34

Yeah thing is with them that the GPS receiver has to be monted on the dash and you cant use it unless plugged in, i think anyway my mate has the dell one with tom tom, this one doesnt have tom tom software but is V similar and IMO just as good, also the GPS receiver is built in so can be used wherever whenever!

[Edited on 16-11-2004 by hazey-corsa]


barrywatson

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 14:31

look on ebay i got a xda2 tomtom 3 gps mount and downloaded tomtom3 off the net

you can get the ipaq`s for cheaper though


Cavey

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 13:17

http://www.dixons.co.uk/martprd/store/dix_page.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0804702649.1100610897@@@@&BV_EngineID=ccckadddddflfhjcflgceggdhhmdfho.0&page=Product&sku=089027&category_oid=-21740&fm=null&sm=null&tm=null

I know it's not cheaper, btw... don't know why i posted it actually :S


Cavey

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 13:14

Think we offer a HP Ipaq and Tom Tom add-on for £399 or something @ Dixons.

Which is a pretty good PDA. Will have look on website


hazey-corsa

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 13:11

Lol mate i got that same one from aldi for £249.99 halfods robbing bastids!

Its not bad tho totally portable takes a while to load tho.


leeshez

posted on 16th Nov 04 at 11:51

Halfords are offering a Medion MDPPC 250 PDA pocket PC/ GPS Navigation system for £299.99 is this any good and cheap? Cheers Lee
http://www.halfords.co.uk item number 788893



[Edited on 16-11-2004 by leeshez]