May 2 2010
iBlue737A+: i-Blue 737A+ Bluetooth GPS Receiver
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- Also known as i-Blue 737 is the 2nd generation of the popular i-Blue PS-3200 receiver
- Powered by the new MTK chipset
- Great Performance – i-Blue 737 Bluetooth GPS receiver is equipped with the new 51 channels
- Auto On/Off – When you use i-Blue 737 for the first time
- Anytime when a paired PDA or laptop computer with Bluetooth connectivity is onboard
Product DescriptionThis powerful Bluetooth GPS receiver is the perfect way to always find the way back (or buried treasure.). . . More>>
iBlue737A+: i-Blue 737A+ Bluetooth GPS Receiver
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This device has incompatibility issues with TomTom, Nokia and other devices. Get a SIRF III, no risk exists. Rating: 1 / 5
. . . I wish there was better software available for it (by design, does not come with any). I bought for my Treo 700w and it worked perfectly. Everything that happened has nothing to do with the drive, but everything to do with the software utiliza.No spent time to block a signal at all, and it works very well with the wish cards worked Google.Sólo with my new iPhone. Rating: 4 / 5
First fully charged. After it is fully charged, the Bluetooth connection to my Blackberry has worked for the first time. Accuracy looks great. Walking around my neighborhood, he knew which side of the street was. Rating: 5 / 5
This device for its size, strength and longevity of the battery I found it very useful for my camping trips, ease of use and compatibility with various programs and devices such as PDA phones and GPS devices do highly Recommended for those who want a GPS reliability. Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this GPS as a precedent blue tooth (Altina) proved useless with both my laptop and Treo650. I use it for aviation and land navigation using FlightSoft with Streets and Trips 2009 on my laptop. The bluetooth works quickly, the satellite acquisition takes longer than expected, but once locked, the lock is good, even inside and outside of a window, even if the range is appropriate and blue tooth device can be left. There are, however, the blue tooth for Treo 650, other Bluetooth devices. I do not know if the device or the Treo, the Treo, but never sees the device. However, given the cost reasonable, I think it’s an interesting purchase for most of my purposes. Rating: 4 / 5