hahaha, u read my mind. Glofish M700. Asus p535 i dun fancy typing my sms with touch screen lar, super slow. and though the processor is fast, but i dun multi task on my pocket pc also. 300 Mhz more than enuf for gaming also.

selling my k800 also, so combine get the glofish

This post has been edited by Baronic: Jan 17 2007, 03:56 PM

dear frens,

i am wondering, i am using ipaq 2790, do i need to buy a GPS receiver?

kindly help

thanks a million

sa,

Yes u need a bluetooth GPSr if ur set hv BT receiver. If no, and u hv a CF slot u can buy a CF GPSr card

know anyone/anywhere that sells a CF GPSr card??

It is very rare nowadays and once in a blue moon someone will post it in lelong.com (search inside closed item). U be lucky if u can find one...price from RM390>...however the CF tech might be outdated wth very old chipset which is not strong enuf...should go for BT Sirf 111 chipset....

if go IPAQ store directly can find i think. i believe 1U got Ipaq shop.

I guess the best is that Garmin GPS 10 or 10x... But how much is it going for sale, forgot the price already...

So far the cheapest Garmin GPS10X is from the Seremban shop i.e at RM750. Garmin 10 I think no longer available probably u can post a WTB in the trading section...currently there is one Singaporean offering a T3+GPS10 for S$450......

Wow, like dat means i have a problem... The 10x can only run with PalmOS v5.4 and above but my Zire is only at v5.2...

Sorry no longer produced but still selling in market..probably u can buy direct:
Garmin GPS10

lol, stimix i think i saw u on malsing forums. lol. super GPS pro u, >.< hats off, salute

malaysia got gps meh? donno about that ..? i thought only other countries like u.k, u.s got gps ..

U must be leaving in cocunut shelf for sometime huh? (no hard feeling. )...GPS no doubt started slow both in M'sia & Singapore but subsequent to 2003/2004...it's rock....furthermore wth more & more integrated PDA -GPS devices

Only USA got gps lah. They allow us (and all other countries) to use their crippled system for free at the moment. Now waiting for the new European GPS Galileo to be available (targeted to launch 30 satellites by 2010, so far 1 is in orbit).......but don't know whether they will give free access too.
added after some more googling : yes, it will be free, too and seems likely it will be compatible with existing receivers.

This post has been edited by March05: Jan 22 2007, 12:35 PM

i think shud say the SATTELITES belong to US. But the connection itself is currently free to use worldwide. right?

u r rite.....hahaha...if he/she means the orbiting GPS satelites...

Sorry guys, I was just splitting hairs as usual.

I know normally ppl mean the receiving radio equipment and mapping/routing software when they talk about gps, and not the actual GPS by the U.S. of A. So a bit of confusion.

When Galileo is operational sometime next year, we will have to be a bit more careful which GPS we refer to.

What is the difference between both GPS networks, just to ask? I have heard about the Galileo network that wil lbe launched soon but how will this influence the current US network?

I dun think it will affect the accuracy or better accuracy wth more satelites on sky.....infact the most u can received at any point of time is only 9-12 satelites...currently there are about 27 GPS satelites on the sky wth additional 1 u still receive about 9-12 satelites any diff?

but as stated the galileo would enhance the accuracy, rather than now we are having 5metres + or - accuracy when u are standing.....