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Just had my first experience of viewing Google Maps on my new Dell 2007WFP - wow!
The extra screen size and widescreen format really makes viewing maps/satellite imagery much better than on my old 19" CRT. Google Maps is also a pretty cool tool. I'm an avid Google Earth user however, for a quick look for a map/route together with satellite imagery (with the option to overlay map data on top of the imagery) then Google Maps is pretty good.
I've also had a look at the Google Mobile Maps http://www.google.co.uk/gmm/index.html for mobile devices demo which is pretty good aswell. I'm really tempted to upgrade my phone now!
The extra screen size and widescreen format really makes viewing maps/satellite imagery much better than on my old 19" CRT. Google Maps is also a pretty cool tool. I'm an avid Google Earth user however, for a quick look for a map/route together with satellite imagery (with the option to overlay map data on top of the imagery) then Google Maps is pretty good.
I've also had a look at the Google Mobile Maps http://www.google.co.uk/gmm/index.html for mobile devices demo which is pretty good aswell. I'm really tempted to upgrade my phone now!
. I think it would help a lot for building maps for my architecture work, mush less merging.