Subject: Re: GPS Devices

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Subject: Re: GPS Devices

Posted on: Sat, 7 Nov 2009 10:47:52 -0000

"K" wrote in message
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>
>
> Keith Willshaw wrote:
>> "K" wrote in message
>> news:hd1rte$1l9d$1@adenine.netfront.net...
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>>>>
>>>> Incorrect. My GPS has bluetooth which I use to connect to my
>>>> bluetooth enabled phone to retrieve traffic information and it acts
>>>> as a hands free unit.
>>>>
>>>> Keith
>>>
>>> If you have your phone with you, then in effect your car is partially
>>> bluetooth enabled.
>>
>> My car has no bluetooth devices. You could use the GPS/Phone
>> combo in ANY vehicle including a horse and buggy
>>
>>> Does it let you use car radio for the spoken instrtuctions?
>>
>> No it has its own speaker
>>
>> Keith
>
> My point was this: If you have your bluetooth phone in a canoe or
> golf-cart, then your canoe or golf cart are effectively bluetooth enabled
> while your phone is in them.

The OP's statement was that you needed a blue tooth equipped car.

< The interface in a bluetooth-equipped car is
> different because you can actually hear the gps instructions through the
> radio, and it's the car that gets all the optional updates. You can also
> use your phone legally, because it becomes hands-free in a bluetooth
> equipped car.

My TomTom acts as a hands free unit for the phone

Keith

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