DELL Handheld / GPS System - Has anyone tried it ?
11-03-2003, 03:26 AM
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DELL Handheld / GPS System - Has anyone tried it ?
Has anyone tried one of these :
http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products...c=uk&l=en&s=dhs
"The Dell AximTM X5 Global Positioning System is a further development of functionalities to the fast and now even more powerful Axim X5 handheld with Windows Mobile for Pocket PC software. For best in class user experience Dell Computers have chosen to use TomTom Navigator 2 in Europe, a flexible and affordable in-car navigation system. It manages route planning, map reading and finding a way around difficult traffic conditions for you. In addition there are numerous features to make travel by car easier and safer. With Axim X5 and the TomTom Navigator 2 you'll always know where you are and how to get from A to B. When you are not using it in the car, you can still use the award winning Dell Axim X5 handheld for browsing Internet, send and receive e-mail, chatting MSN, managing your calendar and contacts. "
Seems very good value for
http://www1.euro.dell.com/content/products...c=uk&l=en&s=dhs
"The Dell AximTM X5 Global Positioning System is a further development of functionalities to the fast and now even more powerful Axim X5 handheld with Windows Mobile for Pocket PC software. For best in class user experience Dell Computers have chosen to use TomTom Navigator 2 in Europe, a flexible and affordable in-car navigation system. It manages route planning, map reading and finding a way around difficult traffic conditions for you. In addition there are numerous features to make travel by car easier and safer. With Axim X5 and the TomTom Navigator 2 you'll always know where you are and how to get from A to B. When you are not using it in the car, you can still use the award winning Dell Axim X5 handheld for browsing Internet, send and receive e-mail, chatting MSN, managing your calendar and contacts. "
Seems very good value for
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Can't comment on the dell but I went for stand alone bluetooth GPS. I can use it with all sorts of applications on my palm pilot, nokia phone and laptop. Bit more future proofed than buying a dedicated bit of hardware.
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