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HTC kaiser (P4550) - TyTN II |
masseur
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One thing I did like about Garmin, but I know not so important, was the ability to change the pointer to a car or truck etc !!
... or even a motorcycle! on the standard Garmin nuvi's these are downloadable during the firmware update process (even if there is not update) but I have no idea if the windows mobile version includes this feature. please let us know!
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ofiaich
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From: East Yorkshire, England
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Hi!
I will do !
I think the lower end of the Garmin range does not include these pointers.... if my memory serves me right...
edit... found this review here
Installed on a HTC TYTN 2 on Orange. Installed no problems and works very well. I have added the safety camera set to it and this is pretty accurate. I have a Garmin Quest so am used to the Garmin way, and this is a good product for a good price. So far the only issue is that I cant seem to copy the files to a larger card but I intend to ask Garmin if there is a work around for this.
- 31st Oct 2007 06:57PM
The screen shots do not show pointers other than the arrow.....
Ofiaich
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jakontil
Joined: Jun 28, 2004
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From: Changi, Chatswood, Cikarang
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hi ofiaich
the icon used in my weather was default, but u can easily costomize them using HTC Home Customizer, and that's what i use for other icons 
btw, people, anyone uses a big micro SD storage? say a 4GB or 6GB? what's brand to go for?
Micro SD HC 4Gb Class4, what does the "HC" mean? and what Class is the best to get?
thank you
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AbuBasim
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HC = High Capacity . . .
And for info about classes, read this.
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jakontil
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hi AbuBasim,
thank you for the link, and now i have to start digging, which brand carries a good chip, in a way that it won't start giving problematic incompatibility after some time |
drgopoos
Joined: Dec 02, 2004
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From: Toronto
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A question to all previous HTC TYTN users !!!
Do you find a major difference in shifting from TYTN to TYTN II ( other than the GPS and Tilt screen) ??? |
freworld4u
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On 2007-11-05 12:05:53, drgopoos wrote:
A question to all previous HTC TYTN users !!!
Do you find a major difference in shifting from TYTN to TYTN II ( other than the GPS and Tilt screen) ???
Thou me nt a htc tytn user but MOST PROBABLY about to get a TYTN in few dayz.
Frm what i hav evaluated ,i think, people r gettin inclined to tytn II bcoz of
its more DOUBLE RAM & more ROM too. and offcourse who hav got more money for a better 3 mp camera, gps & Tilt viewing experience.
BUT frankly speaking , i think these all features dont add for 100$..not really..!
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masseur
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I actually paid £20 less for my TyTN II when bought new than I did for my original TyTN when bought new, so I think its great value
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jakontil
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From: Changi, Chatswood, Cikarang
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hi drgopoos,
the extra RAM is worth every penny i spend, and the GPS is a big bonus u cant refuse |
AbuBasim
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On 2007-11-05 12:05:53, drgopoos wrote:
Do you find a major difference in shifting from TYTN to TYTN II ( other than the GPS and Tilt screen) ???
No. You need to be really desperate for a built-in GPS to do the upgrade.
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anonymuser
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On 2007-11-05 15:05:11, AbuBasim wrote:
No. You need to be really desperate for a built-in GPS to do the upgrade.
But the upgrade does also give you twice the RAM (and ROM), HSDPA, a much faster processor, and all the latest WM6 and HTC goodness built in.
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jakontil
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From: Changi, Chatswood, Cikarang
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so, can anyone suggest what brand of sdhc 4/6 gb that's good to get? |
masseur
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@Boinng, the original TyTN supported HSDPA too
@jakontil, I have never had issues with Sandisk
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anonymuser
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So it did! Sorry, I never had one, I just misread the specs somewhere...
I think the II is better looking anyway
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drgopoos
Joined: Dec 02, 2004
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From: Toronto
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Thank you every one for the feed back. I was looking at ipaq 610c smartphone. Very good and the foam factor is the kind that suits me. But the release date is set fo feb08. So i am deciding to get kaiser.
But one more question before i buy kaiser, Is there any other brand that provides me with similar specs or even better.
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