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Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
James Lewis @ Nov 13th 2007 6:26PM
Failed right out of the box from Staples for $179.00.(Fatal application error) Called tech support who informed me that the SD chip were bad for all the units sent to Staples. Took my address and promised a two day delivery. Low cost was a primary factor. I refuse to pay more because of auto break ins in the D.C. area. Would be a fool to pay for high cost models. Waiting on chip.
cassie @ Nov 16th 2007 9:00AM
I just received mine from Stapes 2 days okay. I had zero issues with the SD chip. Works great!
James Lewis @ Jan 23rd 2008 11:12PM
I received the replacement chip in two days as well. Working great so far. Text to speech and 2D/2D images are equal to my buddies Garmin c340. Doesn't have all the frills (MP3,Bluetooth) but serves my purpose. Thinner and sleeker design is great allowing me to remove easily and put in my shirt pocket. Not sure how many POI unit has, but it does show sufficient amount of ATM'S , stores, and gas stations. Considering $99 dollar one time fee realtime traffic option.
Phil Barnes @ Nov 19th 2007 1:49PM
> the SD chip were bad for all the units sent to Staples
Not all. I just bought mine from Staples yesterday and it worked great out of the box.
Data entry is sluggish but otherwise I like this as well or better than my TomTom Go that I paid $650 for less than 2 years ago!
Tony @ Nov 24th 2007 3:58PM
My 2100T does not work while charging. Everything else seem to be okay. Freezes with a Pc/Unit display.
Makes no sense to not be able to drive on charge and not be able to use it. Any suggestions?