Taff107

Right, I've narrowed it down.......

Navman 4410 with iPAQ 2210 and InterPDA Mount - £389

Navman Specifications
- Portable Bluetooth GPS Receiver (12 Channel GPS)
- Lasts 30hr compared to usual 6h for Receivers
- SmartST™ Professional v2 GPS Mapping Software
- Lanyard for GPS Receiver
- Arm band for GPS Receiver
- Vehicle windshield mount for GPS receiver
- Non-slip adhesive mount for GPS Receiver
- 3 AAA Batteries
- Vehicle power cable

- Software Features
- Voice Enabled Turn by Turn Instructions
- Automatic re-routing, bringing you Back-on-track
- Pan European, Street Level Maps for ‘Door-to-Door’ Routing
- 20 Most Recent Destination List
- Navigate by Points of Interest
- Plan a Route for Walking
- Intuitive menus & large icons for easy on-screen control
- Display Instructions, Map or Both
- Display One way Traffic Systems and more...
- Store Favourite Routes
- Store Favourite Locations
- Increase or Decrease Road or Area Details
- Bird's-eye View or Street Level Zoom
- GPS Position on Screen
- Instructions SYnchronised with GPS Position
- POI's, Stations and Airports
- Six User Selectable Languages - English, French, Dutch, Italian, German & Spanish.
- Requires Windows ME or later for Activation

- iPAQ 2210 Specifications
- 64MB SDRAM internal memory
- 400Mhz Intel XScale Processor
- 64K Colour TFT
- Touch-sensitive screen; Resolution (W x H): 240 x 320
- SD Slot: SD, SDIO, and MMC support;
- CF Slot: Compact Flash Type I and II
- Sound: Microphone, speaker, one 3.5 mm headphone jack
- USB Desktop cradle/charger
- Microsoft Windows Pocket PC 2003 Premium Edition
- Pocket Outlook, Internet Explorer, Pocket Word, Pocket Excel
- MP3/Media Player, Games, MSN Messenger
- Contacts, Reminders, Calendar, Tasks, Notes

or.

Palm Tungsten T3 with Navman 4460 Bluetooth GPS - £389

GPS Hardware Features
- High specification Bluetooth transceiver
- Operation time of up to 30 hours from three AAA batteries
- In car mount included for PDA
- Power cable for GPS
- USB writer for SD, CF and Sony memory stick.

- Software Features
- 3D Map View
- Points of Interest
- Back on track feature if you go the wrong way
- Easy to use and up to date maps
- Voice Enabled Turn by Turn Instructions
- Pan European, Street Level Maps for ‘Door-to-Door’ Routing
- Recent Destination List
- Plan a Route for Walking
- Intuitive menus & large icons for easy on-screen control
- Store Favourite Locations
- GPS Position on Screen
- Instructions Synchronised with GPS Position

- Countries Covered
- UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, Belgium
- Netherlands, Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland
- Portugal, Spain, Norway, Denmark, Finland and Sweden

- PDA Main Features
- 400 MHz Intel X-scale CPU
- 64MB RAM
- 16MB ROM
- Palm OS 5.2.1
- Create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint1 files

Any help would be appreciated, guys

hybwrx2002

I've had 3 Pocket PC's and now a Tungsten T3. Tried them all with TomTom. Found the Tungsten to be the most reliable. Better battery life and didn't crash nearly as much as the pocket pc's.
Tungsten doesn't have the full thrill factors of the pocket pc's, but it does the job of a pda / Route planner very nicely If you want to go for the Pocket PC route, I have my Ipaq 2210 for sale with Holux GPS mouse + tom tom software for sale.!