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Hi everyone. Is there a standalone GPS that comes with LIVE TRAFFIC feature? Garmin GPS LIVE TRAFFIC doesn't work in Singapore. TOMTOM GO 620 seems to have LIVE TRAFFIC? Thanks.
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Hi All, I'm looking to get a standalone GPS. Anyone can recommend? Garmin, TomTom, Morbella... which is better?
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Merc doing a Munich Auto at Sanlitun Beijing, one of my favorite areas in the China capital. This concept is not new. Ferrari, Aston Martin has also opened these boutique styled store in Shanghai near Xin Tian Di, Ma Dang Road: http://www.mercnews.net/2012/05/amg-perfor...lone-store.html
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1. For those cars that don't come default with a built-in GPS HU, would you buy an aftermarket HU with integrated GPS or would you prefer a standalone one? 2. Correct me if I'm wrong, in an integrated GPS, once you use it, you will not be able to listen to music and watch video. Please vote for your preference. Thank you very much. Regards, -
Ever since Nokia introduced AGPS in their latest devices (N95-8GB, N82 and N95 through firmware update), I find myself using my Garmin Nuvi less and less. These latest batch of phones with built-in GPS provide almost the same effectiveness in terms of navigation as SIRF III devices. Here's a video comparison between actual usage of my Garmin Nuvi 610 and Nokia N82 GPS: http://meandmyphones.blogspot.com/2007/11/...armin-nuvi.html I find AGPS consistently getting faster satellite fixes than my Garmin, give instructions that are just as clear and concise and maps that are very decent. Considering the fact that a Nokia N82 costs less than a Garmin Nuvi, and that an N82 can do a lot more stuff than a Garmin Nuvi, I'm not sure if standalone GPS devices are relevant anymore. I think most of you will agree that now, more than ever, phones that embrace convergent technology are getting really good. These are exciting times...
