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Written by Martin Regtien
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Monday, 11 January 2010 12:46 |
 ProNav_PNN_300 in the Box This SatNav is specifically aimed at the professional truckies or anyone driving an oversized vehicle where it is important to know which roads, bridges and tunnels you can safely negotiate with your rig. And, just as important, you need to know where all the truck stops are.
So how does the ProNav PNN-300, which comes in at a hefty AUD 799, fare in the heavyweight league?
Let's belt up and find out.
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Read more... [ProNav’s PNN-300 SatNav for Truckies – Reviewed]
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Written by Kevin Cheng
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Monday, 08 June 2009 18:36 |
 Qstarz Explore 2000 Gadget testing like trying out wireless broadband gadgets and gps technology generally involves a bit of tethering to a location, but with the Qstarz Explore 2000 I have a licence to roam. The QStarz Explore 2000 is a GPS enabled sports recorder designed to record, manage and analyse your sporting movements in the great outdoors. Thanks to Qstarz, DigitalReviews is heading for the great outdoors ... risking life and limb in the depths of a cold Melbourne winter, the "swine-flu capital of Australia"
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Read more... [Qstarz Explore 2000 - Reviewed]
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Written by Martin Regtien
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Monday, 15 December 2008 18:16 |
 Qref
And when it comes, for instance, to vital navigational equipment in an aircraft lack of knowledge can be fatal!
Today we are looking at a reference manual that addresses this problem.
Enter Qref, a company that specializes in making high quality reference material for the aviation and maritime sectors.
Today we will look at the Quick Reference for the Garmin GNS 430, arguably the most popular avionics set.
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Read more... [Qref Quick Reference Guide for Garmin GNS 430 - Reviewed]
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Written by Martin van Zanten
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Thursday, 30 October 2008 09:09 |
 GTop SC-200
That stern warning has been in the back of my mind ever since, so I keep to speed limits. So why would I need an instrument that warns me of speed cameras? It's with a bit of scepticism I plugged it into the cigarette lighter, and took the GlobalTop SC-200 for a road test.
In this review I'll give you a first hand witness account of how I changed my mind, once I had the experience of going through an hour of heavy rush hour traffic in the city of the Hague, in the western part of the Netherlands.
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Read more... [Staying up to speed with the GlobalTop SC-200 Speed Camera Advisor]
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Written by William Cheong
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Friday, 14 March 2008 10:37 |
 Qstarz BT-Q1000 Platinum The BT-Q1000Platinum is the successor to BT-Q1000 and comes with both hardware and software upgrades.
With the kind help from the guys at Qstarz , DigitalReviews Network brings you a review of the BT-Q1000Platinum
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Read more... [Qstarz GPS Travel Recorder: BT-Q1000 Platinum - Reviewed]
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Written by Martin Regtien
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Sunday, 02 December 2007 10:10 |
 GlobalTop Touch G66 The amazing 51 channel, super slim GPS has just hit the desk of this reviewer with many thanks to GlobalTop.
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Read more... [GlobalTop Touch G66 GPS 51 channel GPS - Reviewed]
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Written by William Cheong
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Wednesday, 14 November 2007 10:22 |
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The Qstarz Super 99 Bluetooth Solar GPS Travel Recorder, or BT-Q1200 for short, is a Bluetooth GPS but with couple of important differences:
* it has built in solar power cells
* it is a stand alone travel recorder that can log up to 200,0000 records. You can use the provided software to geotag photos using the GPS tracks recorded by the unit
* it uses a new generation GPS chip – MTK GPS
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Read more... [Qstarz Super 99 Bluetooth Solar GPS Travel Recorder Reviewed]
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Written by Martin Regtien
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Wednesday, 10 October 2007 10:17 |
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 Leadertone GPS6000 Leadertone is not a name you’d see often in the Western world. But their products may be familiar even though they can be unbranded.
Such is the case with the Personal Navigation Device that is suction-cupped to my windshield at the moment. It’s a smart-looking compact PND simply labelled GPS.
Only the box gives it the honorific: Pocket Chauffeur. This is not to be confused with the Pocket Chauffeur you’ll find on Acer’s N35.
Techrific Australia supplied the unit which is priced at AUD399.
We are quite impressed with this handy all-in-one device and here are the reasons why.
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Read more... [Leadertone Pocket Chauffeur GPS6000 PND - Reviewed]
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