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RE: GPS WAS Locations, an idea.


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  • From: "Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2001 18:17:54 +0100
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4. Sony streetmate - £180 at www.gpsw.co.uk ( thanks for the link Steve) - still need laptop 
> but more of  a "sat-nav" solution. 
 
Please be aware that this software does not work under Win2k or WinME and that it is effectively unsupported now. The maps are out of date & the online updates have been discontinued. It was also for some reason unable to place me correctly when I was at John Hills house one evening (it took a "fix" as though I was two streets away!) whereas the eTrex and AutoRoute got it spot on!
 
The StreetMate is the better solution *FACILITIES WISE* for the driver as it has "direction of travel up" which rotates the map as you turn so you're always travelling "up" the screen and it has the remote (which is superb).
 
Also the turn directions (which are spoken on the StreetMate) are often too late ... sometimes actually by the sliproad on a motorway
 
Ideally MicroSnot would support the StreetMate hardware and add the "direction of travel up" facility to the software - then things would be cool!
 
Phil

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