GPS for Laptops and PDAs Feedback

THanks so much for that. Its just that i have a desk top Apple and was looking to buy a laptop also..

Steve Lavell

Yeah - no probs, I am running OziExplorer right now on my Macbook Pro laptop... Is an expensive option though, as technically you need to buy a copy of Parallels and a license for Windows (plus the OziExplorer license). Almost cheaper to find a cheap netbook just for running OziExplorer.

Not that I would recommend it, but you can find Parallels & Windows available from ''unofficial' sources on the internet if you are technically inclined.

I see what you mean a cheaper windows opsystem notebook would be cheaper

Yep - essentially.

There are lots of other options for running moving maps in vehicle though...Personally I find a laptop in the driving area a little bit bulky.

Personally, if you want a no hassle, non technical solution then maybe something like the HEMA unit would be ideal.

Otherwise, if you are in no-rush, I would wait for (hopefully) OziExplorer to be released on the iPad... I think this should be an ideal navigation unit...as well as having other functions.

Cheers,

Pete

Pete

Do you have any idea if OziExplorer will be released as an iPad app. or as an android app.

Also does the HEMA maps have an app for iPad

Thanks

Bruce

BitMap is the cheapest option for moving maps on the iPad... still a little buggy, but for the few dollars it costs, worth it.

P

Here is the link for BitMap.

From what I have heard, there maybe a version of OziExplorer available for iPad in the future.

HEMA maps will work with the BitMap app.