PDAs Even Come With GPs
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PDAs Now Come with GPS Functionality
Overview
GPS technology is widely used by the military, businesses, and individuals to pinpoint locations on Earth. These devices serve as advanced maps, providing detailed directions to countless locations nationwide. The Garmin Nuvi 350 is a prime example, making it easy to locate accommodations, restaurants, gas stations, and more with its comprehensive maps and points of interest.
What is a PDA?
A Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), or "pocket computer," is a versatile device. The RIM Blackberry exemplifies a PDA that has also evolved into a cell phone, equipped with sophisticated audio features. Dominating the market for years, it's gained popularity as even celebrities like Paris Hilton use them.
Introducing GPS-Enabled PDAs
GPS PDAs combine the functionality of a PDA with GPS capabilities. For maps and directions, simply activate your PDA. The Garmin iQue 300 was the first PDA to incorporate GPS technology, using a Garmin GPS system and Palm OS 5. It even allowed users to access contact information through voice commands.
Separate Devices vs. All-in-One
The debate continues over whether it's better to have a PDA with integrated GPS or separate devices.
Advantages and Drawbacks
- Cost: Two separate devices are generally more expensive.
- Portability: GPS devices can be bulky, making them inconvenient to carry. A GPS PDA phone offers more portability.
- Functionality: Using both phone and GPS on one device can be challenging. PDAs often have small screens, complicating map reading.
Conclusion
The choice depends on your needs. If your PDA’s primary use is as a phone and organizer, separate devices might be ideal. However, if you want to economize and don’t mind a bit of inconvenience, a combined device could be more suitable.
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