Originally Posted by Erwin
in the car i would put it on but then i could stay charging my battery from with in the car so the battery aint an issue...
And this compromise (always when you squeeze more tech into a device you are compromising on something, in today's GPS phones you compromise on both SIZE, PERFORMANCE OF GPS and BATTERY TIME) would give you what benefit(s)?
Originally Posted by Erwin
I don't like separated devices if i would buy a phone like this.
Do you have a seperate large(er) screen you ever hook up?
Do you have a seperate sound/subwoofer system you ever hook up?
Do you have a separate (BT) handsfree device you ever hook up?
..and so on and so on
Originally Posted by Erwin
These phones want to combine everything and then i don't like to miss options i would love to use. Also I could use it in some cities when using national traffic to find a location. I wouldn't have it on for hours... and a bringing a separated device would just annoy me.
You could just continue to use Google maps or other maping systems manually, no problem. With today's technology (or let's say cost of it to retail customers) you just can't get decent priced devices with good GPS AND batterytime into this kind of size (without removing some other vital features). I predict it will be another few years before we get there, perhaps the LCD screen integrated with solarcell which is in the making might solve some of this along with newer gen. battery tech.?
As much as I love all-in-one (but hate comprimising) having tried MOST upscale pocketable devices of today with and without GPS' builtin it's not a realistic solution at this time.