some review stated the device comes with GPS, some not.
anybody can clarify this? as far as i know, accelerometer, gyro and compass is confirmed.

oh my... this is good. can't wait for the price

but offline with no GPS can also navigate manually

never read ol' skool map before?

navigate yourself. that's why i said 'manually'.
you dont need a GPS to help you always.
read your map. read the road signs. take a look at the landmark.
you'll find your way home.

well, it's not wrong if i want to read a map while enjoying a movie, right? or perhaps surfing the web.
get creative. the device itself is a multipurpose item. so, why not?

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Added on June 28, 2012, 3:26 pmyep, you are right. i'm just asking coz the price is too good in current market.

This post has been edited by local_machine: Jun 28 2012, 03:26 PM

hah, last time when we read paper map, we also need a co-pilot to do so.
keep in mind, i'm writing about manual navi. not like current trend where's everything auto-like.

thanks for sharing. this is indeed interesting. i always understood how ads are important to Google.
but the concept of flooding marking with the same line-up is something new to me.

just like when we meet with some other guy who bought a new smartphone, and a guy next to him ask, "galaxy S3 ah?", even though the phone a HTC.

definitely cheaper, and more superb

launch oredi, can be called official.
want to wait coming to malaysia, no tahan.

they will certainly come out with another better version, just to slice up the tablet market