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Good GPS that covers Ireland?

Nephew · 2007-03-18 14:47:39

I'm thinking of investing in a gps. Whats the best gps that covers Ireland? Coverage of back roads would be quite important, predominantly for the Leinster region. The maximum I'm willing to spend is e350. Thanks

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18-03-2007 3:47pm

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Nephew

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I'm thinking of investing in a gps. Whats the best gps that covers Ireland? Coverage of back roads would be quite important, predominantly for the Leinster region. The maximum I'm willing to spend is e350.

Thanks

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#2 18-03-2007 11:25pm
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You're pretty safe with anything that uses the latest NavTeq maps, e.g. Airis, Garmin, AA, etc. Any recommendation would be based on your requirements though..

In your price-range, you'd be looking at Garmin nuvi 300, Airis T920, that kind of thing.

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#3 19-03-2007 2:13pm
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Thanks for replying. I've no real requirements other than having good coverage of back country roads, for my price range.

Krusty, if it was up to you what one would you go for?

Thanks

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#4 19-03-2007 2:19pm
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Airis T920 from Pixmania.

Read the lengthy thread in this forum.

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