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MapMyIndia GPS Navigator (A-max 06GP5A)
Frazier Barretto	Email Print
Nov 29, 2007

All India Map with in-detail road map, Simple to use, SD Support, Entertainment Device as well. No local Language, Need to know roads around the destination, Navigation problematic at times. Rating :

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If you mention Global Positioning System (GPS) to an average Joe (or Ravi) in India, he'll probably not be aware of it. That's because wake for GPS devices in our country is still to come about. There are very few people in our country who go around looking for a GPS device or service for their car. But since evolution is part of everything, things can't stay the way they are for long.

Most of you must be familiar with Google Earth or Google Maps on mobile phones. These provide you with just the road-maps and then you have to locate the roads to reach the point where you are looking to go.

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Report as offensive don jus blindly rely on GPS ,coz dey cant position manholes which r d night mares of indian roads. haahahahaahaha by krsih from pune on 30/11/07 10:50 AM    Report as offensive it is costly as compared to htc p3300 is a mobile, fm, oprated on windows+ can open & edit word & exel sheets. by vivek from mumbai on 30/11/07 10:39 AM    Report as offensive u need to buy the maps in HTC, n they sound expensive .. neways i too wud prefer htc .. netime by Murtaza from Bangalore on 30/11/07 10:44 AM Report as offensive Can you put up a small video showing the exact process as to how you enter your destination, HOW it then guides you find your way etc. etc.. Wud be much much more useful than pics i guess..GPS seems like a good buy for ppl like me who cant navigate to save their life !! how much cost? by ashish from bangalore on 30/11/07 10:09 AM    Report as offensive Can you put up a small video showing the exact process as to how you enter your destination, HOW it then guides you find your way etc. etc.. Wud be much much more useful than pics i guess..GPS seems like a good buy for ppl like me who cant navigate to save their life !! by kapil from delhi on 30/11/07 09:59 AM    Report as offensive how much cost? by milind from chiplun on 30/11/07 06:07 AM    Report as offensive Scroll through the entire article, so that Techtree can show one hundred advertisments in the process! And finally, you will know that the cost is 21,000 at the very bottom of the article. I wonder why TechTree cant put it right on top, along with positives and negatives... by Mani from Bangalore on 30/11/07 09:37 AM Report as offensive dear sir I have very poor opinion on SATGUIDE,navigator as it does not work also maps are not updated,for cen by jssandhu from pune on 30/11/07 06:15 AM    Report as offensive JSS SATGUIDE is not as bad but yes they do not update maps as they promise. Specially the Pune map. PCMC area is just missing. Now it looks they are releasing the upgrade today eveing but there is a charge. Everyone gives the first upgrade free. I have req, them to let us first evaluate to see if it worth getting the upgrade before we spend on upgrade. But at the moment it is not worth recommending anyone as such. by c.r.nanda from Pune on 30/11/07 09:17 AM Report as offensive Sir I am using Mapmyindia's nav for the last 1 month.Overall the experience has been good...Waiting for the map updates for my state kerala now.They assure me that updates will be available on december. by Dilip Kumar.V from Ernakulam on 30/11/07 09:13 AM