Sat Nav newbie - request for info

What mobile phone do you have?

I run TomTom 5 on my Nokia N70 with a bluetooth GPS receiver.

There's loads of different mounting solutions on their site.

It's already high definition ready, and currently broadcasting programmes

You lucky bastard.

We can't get Telewest around these parts. I'd love to kick Sky into touch 'cos their HDTV Plus box is stupidly expensive not only to buy, but also a tenner a month on top of the top-line subscription.

PDAs use a stylus on the screen. You _can_ use you fingers, if you are accurate enough, but you do not have to touch the screen. Get a PDA stylus.

Have you ever considered living somewhere less cut-off from the world? :p

It's available online if that's easier:

Darren

There are new models coming out (the 510 and 910 - worth looking at for those wanting more cutting edge stuff) but for those who just want a simple device, the GO 300 and 700 are still good devices. Also, they'll have software updates available, so if people want to take advantage of some of the newer features which will be available to them, they'd have access...

Mark Hewitt wrote:

Not typical of TomTom in my experience...never had those sort of issues. All GPS devices need some help now and then as its still a relatively new technology, but that's what customer service is for...

Hmm. GPS has been around for a very long time. WinCE machines have also been out for a few years. I really wouldn't expect any teething problems by now.

Many thanks! :)

All the best, Angus Manwaring. (for e-mail remove ANTISPEM)

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