GPS
Posted: Sat, 12 May 2007 11:05 pm
What is best GPS? Want to be able to install after-market in car. Thanks.
Is nokia 6610 navigate a gd use on the road ??? Anyone can guide me ? cos thinking of getting one . thankpostie wrote:I just updated my company car with a gps have to check the name. But it is pain, signal strength is a pain, sometimes I do not get a signal for more than 30 min. and when drive to Vivocity under the bridge it would loose signal --> pain.
Maybe someone can provide info if this is a general issue in SG or are there any devices which work more reliable.
Cheers
Garmin are very popular in Singapore!anitrak wrote:there is a lot of GPS brand nowadays... my friend is using one in his car and the cool thing is that the item can be move around.. it look like a small pager. i can't remember the brand but will try to ask him n get back asap.
I have the N95 which is crap GPS, unless used with an external antenna for car use! The phone is typically over rated for the price, so don't give too much, I managed to get my new one for a good price, inclusive of 2gb maps in the UK unlocked.junfu_80 wrote:Is nokia 6610 navigate a gd use on the road ??? Anyone can guide me ? cos thinking of getting one . thankpostie wrote:I just updated my company car with a gps have to check the name. But it is pain, signal strength is a pain, sometimes I do not get a signal for more than 30 min. and when drive to Vivocity under the bridge it would loose signal --> pain.
Maybe someone can provide info if this is a general issue in SG or are there any devices which work more reliable.
Cheers
Garmin have got to be the better of the two in experience at least, they have been in the GPS business supplying marine GPS for years, I would most certainly chose a Garminaudiojunky wrote:Hi - anyone used or tried out the Packard Bell GPS COMPASSEO 600?
I'm trying to decide between this and the Garmin NUVI 200 and wanted to know if anyone can give some suggestions. THANKS!!
BTW I'm looking for some singapore street maps for the garmin street pilot I3 any ideas,besides the download site.ksl wrote:Garmin have got to be the better of the two in experience at least, they have been in the GPS business supplying marine GPS for years, I would most certainly chose a Garmin that have a good reputation for quality components and latest chipset. Components being the main issue and decider on receptive quality, it maybe a good idea to ask if it works indoors, as well as outdoors, all depends on the task requirementaudiojunky wrote:Hi - anyone used or tried out the Packard Bell GPS COMPASSEO 600?
I'm trying to decide between this and the Garmin NUVI 200 and wanted to know if anyone can give some suggestions. THANKS!!
yes I guess so, the maps come on micro chip, thats all you need!jockney wrote:If I get GPS here, can I then change it to use in the UK?
thanks
i'm actually looking for a US map.mikek wrote:I brought a Garmin C330 from the US.
Can someone recommend the best and simplest way to download a Singapore map to my Garmin?
Thanks,
Mike