[geeks] Good, cheap GPS?

[Phil Stracchino]

On 02/28/14 01:44, microcode at zoho.com wrote:
> No, I haven't been interested in Android at all, and I still have no idea
> what I would do with a tablet. I would prefer a dedicated device and now
> that Will has suggested one that looks really good for what I want that is
> what I am planning to get.

I'm actually concluding that with a decent-size screen (6" or larger),
Android tablets are now at the point where they're pretty decent PDAs.
I'm thinking of getting a larger screen device to use as a a remote data
access terminal (to do things like cross-check against my library
catalog while at the bookstore) and as a portable GPS nav device.  I
continue to think that fondleslabs are terrible phones; they're overly
complex for the task, yet they are missing *obvious* basic "smart phone"
functionality, and they generally have audio quality so atrocious
they're well-nigh unusable except with a headset.


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