I have the Delorme software on a PalmOne TX and a bluetooth GPS. I don't suggest this. It's feature poor and tough to set up. While I'm pretty good (I write Palm applications) this is not a good solution.
There is TomTom for the PDA which is fair but slow compared to a real GPS device. Also, here it's cheaper to just get the TomTom.
Bob
We are Australians who are frequent travellers in both Asia and Europe and hoping to go to Sth America next year. We want to buy a GPS but are reluctant to add yet another 'gadget' with accompanying cables and chargers (we currently carry a mobile phone, a storage devise for our digital photos and would also like to be able to have something to send/receive emails). Therefore, we are considering buying a PDA/GPS combo but dont know if they operate equally as well as the stand alone models. Also not sure what maps are available for these units. We are not particularly worried about weight or price (at least those are not our primary criteria for selection) but rather whether all the features are of the same quality/capacity as the stand alone devises.
If the combo is the way to go - what is the best model on the market
If stand alone is recommended - what is a middle to top of the range brand and model

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