What is it: A GPS handheld from Acer
What we think: This well-priced Windows Mobile-based handheld/GPS combo could prove attractive, if you're prepared to overlook a moderate specification and some issues with the bundled navigation software
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 21 March 2005
Tags: Acer, Acer n35 GPS, internal memory, navigation, navigation software
We like:
Neat and tidy handheld/GPS combo design; GPS receiver works well; reasonable price
We don't like:
Moderate-speed CPU; limited memory for user applications and backup to flash ROM; navigation software requires use of SD card slot; navigation software's interface and instruction regime could be improved; lacks Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
CNET UK judgement:
This well-priced Windows Mobile-based handheld/GPS combo could prove attractive, if you're prepared to overlook a moderate specification and some issues with the bundled navigation software
Full review:
The n35 joins a limited range of handheld/GPS combos, including the Windows Mobile-based Mitac Mio 168 and Navman PiN 300 (they share the same hardware design), Garmin’s newly announced iQue M5 and the company's well established PalmOS-based iQue 3600. Continue Reading...
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