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  • Hanhao2
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    10 posts since Feb '08
    • 11 Jul `08, 11:18PM

      Please recommend and share your experience with GPS car Navigation system
      i really louya pok at driving directions and will confirm go wrong route. definitely buying a GPS.

      now here's what i am looking for....

      - budget is $350 to $410
      - can key in postal code/building name/road name to get to destination
      - voice guidance to tell me directions,
      eg, to keep left "keep left, turn left in 300m", "keep left, turn left in 200m"
      - updated and updatable  map
      - place where i can buy it

      also pls share any other experience you have with GPS and the model you are using

  • Hanhao2
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    10 posts since Feb '08
    • 12 Jul `08, 1:50AM

      Holux GPSmile 53CLife
      [IMG]http://www.eastgear.com/store/images/picture-high-holux-gps-53cl_01.jpg[/IMG]
      [url]http://www.eastgear.com/store/holux-c-65.html[/url]
       VS
      Garmin 200W
      [IMG]http://www.eastgear.com/store/images/200W-cf-high_400.jpg[/IMG]
      [url]http://www.eastgear.com/store/garmin-nuvi-200w-personal-navigation-device-p-89.html[/url]
      which is better?

  • angel7030
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    8,126 posts since Jul '07
    • 12 Jul `08, 10:11AM

      2 bad pts,

       

      1. Go inside road tunnel, cannot work liao

       

      2. Keep looking at the navi LCD, get me into accident

       

       

  • Unknown_X
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    1,351 posts since Jul '04
  • BangHong
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    1,022 posts since Sep '03
    • 12 Jul `08, 8:48PM

      garmin is really the better one, one of my friend is using.

      Up to date still stable.

  • Froz3nFir3
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    230 posts since Mar '05
    • 12 Jul `08, 11:35PM

      Head over to Textile Centre, 200 Jalan Sultan Rd.

      Then go third floor, somewhere near the escalator

      there's this shop named allbright,

      i think they are the distributor.

      They got plenty of models there for you to choose.

  • Froz3nFir3
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    230 posts since Mar '05
    • 12 Jul `08, 11:37PM
      Originally posted by Froz3nFir3:

      For Garmin.

      Head over to Textile Centre, 200 Jalan Sultan Rd.

      Then go third floor, somewhere near the escalator

      there's this shop named allbright,

      i think they are the distributor.

      They got plenty of models there for you to choose.

       

  • uncle_abc
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    222 posts since Apr '05
    • 13 Jul `08, 12:27AM
      Originally posted by Hanhao2:

      Holux GPSmile 53CLife
      [IMG]http://www.eastgear.com/store/images/picture-high-holux-gps-53cl_01.jpg[/IMG]
      [url]http://www.eastgear.com/store/holux-c-65.html[/url]
       VS
      Garmin 200W
      [IMG]http://www.eastgear.com/store/images/200W-cf-high_400.jpg[/IMG]
      [url]http://www.eastgear.com/store/garmin-nuvi-200w-personal-navigation-device-p-89.html[/url]
      which is better?

       pardon my how lian, but i have use several of the GPS you mentione

       

      Holux GPSmile 53CLife

      this machine aint bad, going at 399SGD, but the searching result is abit slow..

      and with different map in the machine, occasionally may hang the machine..

       

      Garmin 200W

      this is also around 399SGD, however it cant use postal code to search and the map software is malsing which is quite terrible..

       

      among the best would be to buy Packard Bell 370

      easy to use and the map

       

      - budget is $350 to $410                                                                                      299SGD
      - can key in postal code/building name/road name to get to destination           can
      - voice guidance to tell me directions,     
      eg, to keep left "keep left, turn left in 300m", "keep left, turn left in 200m"          can
      - updated and updatable  map                                                                                 can
      - place where i can buy it                                                                     funan challenger

      Edited by uncle_abc 13 Jul `08, 12:31AM
  • manjieass
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    1,098 posts since Dec '03
    • 13 Jul `08, 1:56AM

      go down to audio house.. they have gps starting from $199.. saw it in the papers today..

      Edited by manjieass 13 Jul `08, 1:57AM
  • joyanz
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    318 posts since Jan '07
    • 16 Jul `08, 11:58AM
      Originally posted by manjieass:

      go down to audio house.. they have gps starting from $199.. saw it in the papers today..


      ya i saw it too.. i considering to buy a gps system too. the $199 gps system got wad functions ah? any1 bought it?

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