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mda vario 1 gps
is the gps reciever built into the mda varios 1?
also whats the maximum memory card zise can i use on it? thanks |
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Re: mda vario 1 gps
The MDA Vario (original) is also known as the HTC Wizard.
See the 'pedia for specs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_Wizard It doesn't come with a GPS at all, so you will need an external one. Although, I don't know how well it would run any sat nav software, it is only a 195MHz cpu. As for memory card, as it takes miniSD cards and was released in 2005, I would say it is limited to 2GB. |
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Re: mda vario 1 gps
Thanks, well the one I got im pretty sure it had cd's for a mapping software, although it runs google maps fine.
Thanks for the info, was hoping to watch movies on the go on it, looks like itw ont be possible. |
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Re: mda vario 1 gps
I had one a while ago now and used to run TomTom on it no probs with my external bluetooth GPS. Also, movies etc will also play fine on it. You can also easily overclock it too which helps in general - ie menus, general phone functions etc. Look for something called omapclock. You should also downloack TCPMP as it's the best media player I've found for WM devices and also lets you see the speed that you've overclocked to.
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Re: mda vario 1 gps
^ cheers, never knew it could be overclocked lol, you learn a new thing everyday :S
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