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Bluetooth GPS receivers |
rce
Joined: Jan 11, 2008
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From: Lithuania
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I've got M600 and want to use TomTom or maybe Garmin navigation software with it, but I don't want to buy GPS enabler HGE-100 because I have Walkman headset which I believe is much better than HGE-100. So I think if I'll use it only for GPS it's quite expensive to pay 35 pounds for it.
I think Bluetooth GPS receivers made by third party manufacturers should work as well and they are cheaper (20-30 pounds). In addition it's possible to use them with LapTops or PDAs. For example on eBay there are a lot of cheap BlueNEXT and other Bluetooth GPS receivers.
So, do those third party GPS receivers work with SE smartphones as well as HGE-100?
[ This Message was edited by: rce on 2008-04-28 10:40 ] |
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rce
Joined: Jan 11, 2008
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From: Lithuania
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Nobody uses GPS or nobody understands my bad English?  |
Spattinson
Joined: Jan 10, 2007
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nothing wrong with your english.
bluetooth GPS work fine on UIQ fones like yours.
I am using tomtom and several other GPS enables java apps which work fine on my p990 |
rce
Joined: Jan 11, 2008
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From: Lithuania
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Thank you very much for this info Now I'm going to buy one of these bluetooth GPS receivers. |
nz turtle
Joined: Mar 22, 2008
Posts: 22
From: new zealand
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check maps cover your area
ive used hge-100 with p1i works with wayfinder software
but new zealand isnt covered in maps
also the hge-100 dosnt work with google maps mobile
Started by Marconi pursued by Sony
P1i (16gb M2, HGE-100, DR-BT50, SRS-BTM30, MEXBT2500) |
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Posted: 2008-04-21 19:41
