pda gps

Hi:
I am planning to buy a cellphone PDA instead of buying a GPS device, so can any one tell me which one or which module is the best choice for me to look at? I also want some extra such as camera, wifi...etc(I am using T-Mobile right now)

Thanks.
Best Rgd.
Or best compatible with GPS receiver & software.
Thanks.

That would be the Nokia N95, you just have to wait till March when they release it for sale. It may be a bit pricy but it's worth it it has lotsa amazing features. If you need pocket computer with GPS that's your toy!

2007-01-23 22:36:38 by Bobo

HP 2200 PDA with GPS Receiver

I have seen Anywhere Maps, it's OK but seems to crash for the friend who has it.

I like the AvMap EKP-IV Portable GPS & MAP

I would also recommend the Garmin line of GPS. They are the most simple and reliable.

2007-09-12 09:25:44 by appel1

A fuse is included with the product to prevent overcurrent
They're suitable for cell phones, GPS units, and virtually any consumer electronics device
Run multiple accessories at one time
Simply plug into car's cigarette lighter socket
3 adapter outlets and a USB port

What is the best PDA with GPS ? There are quite a few - but which one rules ?

Hp hw6515 or hw6900 series

2006-08-24 23:21:10 by MM

Price: $249.95

Crystal clear 2D and 3D graphics with 65,000 colors and Nightview for optimized viewing
Features touch-screen menu, phone-function compatibility, real-time information (with Plus service), and 37 different spoken languages
Navigator 6 application software with complete maps of the US and Canada on DVD, and Bluetooth GPS receiver
Requires a PDA with Bluetooth capability, and a PC or Mac for updates and synchronization
Compatible with most popular brands and models of PDAs, including the Palm Treo

I have a Toshiba Genio PDA, a Earthmate GPS receiver and Microsoft streets and trips. Can I convert these 3 into a PDA based GPS system. Or any other suggestions for doing so will be helpful.

Thanks.

I used my Dell Axim as my GPS when i need it. Im not sure about your PDA but if it has a CF slot or Bluetooth you can get a GPS module for it, after that you need true navigation software. I use mapopolis and find it to do pretty well. Depending on where you are there are better software with better maps.

2006-12-24 19:38:38 by quest

i want to get a pda with gps. does anyone know which one is the best one around in the market at the moment.

Hey, did you know you could also get an external GPS Receiver to go with most of the PDA's? These Receivers i'm talking about have great reception. Depends, though, what you need it for, for the practicality check.

My personal choice of PDA is http://reviews.cnet.com/pdas/sony-clie-p eg-th55/4507-3127_7-30733801.html.

You could use this receiver by USGLOBALSAT to go with it. It has a new chipset, 12 channels and therefore excellent reception. I bought it from here: http://www.dealsourcedirect.com/usg-br35 5.html. This one's for only 67 bucks and it's one of the latest.

All you'll need is a cable to go with it. But don't worry, i've got that sorted out too: http://www.dealsourcedirect.com/usg-br30 5-snct.html. It's just another 11 bucks.

And, there you have it!

Here is also a link that will give you all GPS Receivers according to your need: http://www.rated4stars.com/html/session- start.php?source=rated4stars1497-20& dest=gpsreviews

2007-10-14 00:31:50 by hardik p