The mio 269 is just a satnav reather than a pda. The other two mio's pda's with built in satnav recievers. We would be to bundle them the appropriate satnav software that you require. At the moment tomtom is the best selling software and I could bundle tomtom with these PDA's if you wish.
The navman 570 is also a pda with built in satnav receiver and that comes with navman smart ST navigation software in the package.
The Dell X51 has the highest spec of the models shown below. Although with this one you would have a buy a GPS reciever as part of the package so it would cost more than the packages mentioned above.
They are all going to give you the same basic features for the PDA side it really comes down to what software you want to run on them and how much you want to spend. If you give me a call on the number below I can go over these in a bit more detail.
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Originally Posted by Jacklin2001 Hi,
my dad got money for his birthday to buy a pda with sat nav on it.
he has had a look around on the internet and has wrote up a list of ones he has seen, but noone in the family has really got much of an idea which one would be best out of them all.
all he wants it for is mostly sat nav in the car, but he wants it to be a pda so he can store information for his work.
These are the options:
-Navman 570
-Acer n35
-Mitac Mio 168
-Mitac Mio 269
-Mitac Mio A201
-Dell Axim X51
can you tell me which one would be best for what he wants?
Thankyou very much
Andy
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