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Revision as of 09:34, 6 August 2009
I expect someone to take up the cause and flesh out this page with information on the features, advantages and disadvantages of various GPS receivers, but for now, I'm collecting pictures. Please add any different kinds (or better shots of the same kind) or details on these.
Contents
Have a Look
Garmin
Garmin eTrex (hiking)
Garmin eTrex legend (hiking)
Garmin eTrex Vista
Garmin eTrex Vista HCx
Garmin foretrex 101 (running)
Garmin geko 201 (cycling)
Garmin GPSmap 60CSx
Garmin GPSmap 60CS
Garmin nüvi (driving)
Garmin iQue
Garmin GPSIII. Available in road and aviation versions. Monochrome, high quality receiver, 3 metre accuracy.
Other GPS
Blackberry (PDA)
Holux GPSlim240
Holux M-401 (bottom)
Aviation & Nautical
Garmin 496 (aviation)
Lowrance Airmap 600c (aviation)
Trimble 1000DC (aviation)
Garmin GPSIII Pilot. Aviation version of the GPSIII.
Cell Phone
Nokia (cellphone)
Nokia (cellphone)
Sony Ericson (cellphone)
OpenMoko Freerunner (PDA)
T-Mobile G1 (smartphone)
HTC Magic "G2" (smartphone)
Miscellany
Macintosh (computer)
Microsoft Streets & Trips (computer software)
Unknown
Unknown, built into a car
Nokia 770 (with bluetooth GPS and Maemo Mapper software)
