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Pharos PF022 Pocket GPS Portable Navigator Kit:

 

  Pharos PF022 Pocket GPS Portable Navigator KitCompatible with most Pocket PCs with a CompactFlash slot, the Pocket GPS Portable Navigator iGPS-CF combines the portability of a CompactFlash GPS receiver with Ostia, Pharos' award-winning street routing and navigation software. 

 

  With the navigation software installed on your Pocket PC, you can drive or walk through any city in the US, and locate your current position or quickly find a destination or point of interest. Routes can be calculated and viewed.

 

   The automated voice prompts will instruct you when and where to turn. If by chance you go "off-route," the automated voice will give an off-route warning and the system will automatically reroute you to your destination from your current position. 

 

  The included MobilePak includes a vent-mounted PDA holder, and universal car adaptor, and an auxiliary external antenna for the receiver.

 

  • Portable CompactFlash GPS design - Use the CF receiver to navigate while driving or walking around 

  • True Voice Prompt - Turn-by-turn voice directions will guide you to your destination with ease and confidence 

  • Integrated with Windows powered Pocket Outlook contacts - Choose a destination address quickly by simply finding an address from your Outlook contacts 

  • Full coverage Tele Atlas digital map data - Get accurate and detailed street maps of the entire United States including Alaska and Hawaii.

 

Features:

 

  • Portable Voice Prompted, Turn by Turn Navigation with Detailed Street Level Maps for all 50 States

  • Find a location by address, cross street, MS Outlook contacts or Point of Interest, even while walking

  • Display shows next turn direction, street name, distance to turn, and distance to destination

  • Display highlighted route map or written text directions, and shows active satellites and signal strengths

  • Route by shortest distance, fastest route or by avoiding freeways

  • Part # PF022

 

 

 

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