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Garmin iQue M5 Integrated Pocket PC and GPS
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List Price: $749.99
Our Price: $419.99
You Save: $330

Features
• CD
• Pocket PC running Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition with integrated GPS and Que navigation applications
• Powered by a 416 MHz Intel PXA 272 microprocessor; includes 64 MB RAM, 64 MB ROM, and data back-up protection
• Embedded Bluetooth transceiver lets you network with computer systems and Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones, PDAs, printers, etc.
• Check e-mail and view documents--then sync seamlessly with your laptop
• Includes MapSource City Select North America data CD-ROM with full coverage/full unlock

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Garmin iQue M5 Integrated Pocket PC and GPS Customer Reviews

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Not suitable for use in a moving vehicle

It's partly my fault, of course. I bought this to use on my motorcycle. I thought the small size, especially the flat body, would fit nicely into the top of a tank bag. I also bought a special handlebar mount for it. Unfortunately, I've had nothing but trouble with it. It's slow to acquire satellites and to recalculate routes. Whether you're driving a car or a motorcycle, it's not up to the task of keeping pace with changes in your route. Maybe it was intended for pedestrians only. The user interface for the GPS is not intuitive (at least, not for me), Worse still, it freezes often when trying to download maps and when deleting stored routes. The Garmin helpline in the UK could only tell me to reset the machine each time. Not very helpful. My guess is that the combination of palm PC and GPS was too much for Garmin to handle. They should probably just stick to GPS.

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