sat nav

OpenToSuggestions · 8 Apr 2007 at 23:07

ok so i like to drive, but i hate maps as reading them at the wheel is both dangerous and illegal, not to mention having to find where you are on the map before it is of any use. As im now at uni and friends are all over the UK and also with business trips i find myself more and more often driving into unfamiliar territory.

So, i want a sat nav.
seen the tomtom one for 145quid new and 180quid for the europe one. any recommendations? i seen another online retailer selling the medion sat nav for 60quid is that good?? (its an easter offer and its out of stock so geting it is v.unlikely)
Do sat navs have free updates? as i know tomtoms use sd cards do i have to buy new ones as the years go by? ive used a tomtom one UK and i have to say overall its good but it doesnt always send you the best/correct way

Not user if Ok sell sat navs will have a look now
any comments please

OpenToSuggestions · 9 Apr 2007 at 22:17

ordered from another site for 139quid delivered using a discount code of 4quid

the one ive bought is the tomtom one v2 GB. imo 139quid is a steal

OpenToSuggestions · 9 Apr 2007 at 22:54

shame i cant say the website really. isnt a compettior at all as OC have no eta. so how can they compete with no stock expected

OpenToSuggestions · 9 Apr 2007 at 23:01

Vertigo1 said:
Whilst I accept what you're saying about the feasibility of a wireless PDA set up, I hardly think it's fair to claim the TT all-in-one units are overpriced. As you can pick one up for around £150 these days, you'd be very hard pressed to find a PDA, GPS receiver and nav software for anywhere near that, let alone with a PDA that has the kind of battery life yours does.

i dont want a pda i want sat nav and sat nav only