Via Treonauts.com

Following my previous post about “Travelling with a Treo 650 GPS in my Pocket” and based on the number of emails that I’ve received asking me for additional information it looks like a great many Treonauts have been discovering the benefits of having a GPS in their hands.

In order to really do a proper job evaluating the various options I decided to add two more GPS units to my collection so that I have now had the opportunity to test five in total. These are listed below in no particular order:

1. TomTom Navigator 5 Bundle ($299.95)
2. Palm GPS Navigator ($239.95)
3. TomTom 5 + Bluetooth GPS ($279.95)
4. EMTAC + Bluetooth GPS ($279.95)
5. Seidio G2500M TomTom 5 + Bluetooth GPS ($399.95)

As I’ve mentioned previously, a GPS solution consists of a hardware and software component. In the case of hardware, please note that all of the GPS units above are Bluetooth but there are other wired ones (which I would not recommend). In the case of software, all except EMTAC’s also include the excellent and critical TomTom 5 Navigator Software (please read my previous post for a more in-depth review of this).

Click here to read the full review.