Garmin Satnav offers (merged)

jgjet

Somerfields in Denny (Stirlingshire) they had 4 PDA's left, 2 Garmin's and loads of the cameras.

Woby_Tide

rogerramjet wrote:

The Garmin is just a penknife...a PDA is a swiss army knife..

judging by this thread you are saying a penknife is something that everyone can use and is fairly simple to operate, a swiss army knife is jam packed with gadgets that people have no idea what they are or what they are for, but their perception is it must be better than the penknife even though they now have a heavier penknife....?

ought

I plan to look for one of these at lunch, but a couple of questions...

Can anbody tell me the screen resolution of the PDA?

And also is the GPS antenna detachable?

Ta!

devild_2

240x320, antenna is atached but folds neatly into back

devild_2

By the way I only got navidgator 4.4 if anyone could hook me up with 5 would appreciate it.

ShaunJUK

devild wrote:

By the way I only got navidgator 4.4 if anyone could hook me up with 5 would appreciate it.

I only have navigator 4.4 is yours medion branded?

ShaunJUK

Woby_Tide wrote:

judging by this thread you are saying a penknife is something that everyone can use and is fairly simple to operate, a swiss army knife is jam packed with gadgets that people have no idea what they are or what they are for, but their perception is it must be better than the penknife even though they now have a heavier penknife....?

I agree with that statement

If you just want Sat Nav then go for the Garmin, however I couldnt warrant spending that much money on something i wont use very often (mainly in summer) so I paid more for the PDA for its 'extra' features.

jgjet

Mines came with Navigator 5.

Whirly

jgjet wrote:

Mines came with Navigator 5.

What "make" was it? Micromaxx, Medion or Mio?

dc

Whirly wrote:

What "make" was it? Micromaxx, Medion or Mio?

AFAIK they are all the same with different names.