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Could Be Better – Robert Cheng – Boyds, MD United States
I use the Pharos Pocket Bluetooth GPS with my Del Axim 50V. My PDA can detect the Blutooth GPS enabled without problems, but does not connect if I chose to connect via the CF slot (another accessory). You must manually configure the connection COM COM detection mode is useless.
The GPS interface software have much room for improvement. seacrhing Landmarks will make you crazy … have no idea who came to this idea? "
Bottomline .. If you have more money to go …him … always fun to play.

Got me there when I needed to be there. – Dr. Christine H. Block – Medina, Oh
Right precision. Host software has its ups and downs, but all the GPS units take getting used to. The biggest problem is how to enter your destination. Former North Seneca St. N. Seneca Seneca St. St. N. Finally, of course. No problem w / the blue tooth and my HP iPAQ 4705 works well with it, but sometimes when you may need to reboot to do a soft reboot. Approx. $ 300, you can not go wrong. Make sure you get the new version of Ostia 7. Updates should be the valueit. I especially like the new auto-route if you miss the right turn. It 'really get within 3 meters.


Great GPS – Lousy Map software – T. Eichers – WA United States
I have used this model for both Bluetooth and a cable with my Ipaq (3600, 3800 and 5555). The Bluetooth model works like a charm with my 5555. I never lost the connection between the iPaq and GPS, but the software (mapping program) is undoubtedly a piece of scrap. I spoke with a technical and not very friendly aqreed Pharos. It 's like they have finished making your GPS device and said oh oh we need a mapping program and only threw a togeather.

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