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Microsoft Streets & Trips 2008 with GPS

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Microsoft Streets & Trips 2008 with GPS $50 at Best Buy
 
Discuss (12) : History : Tell : Posted 10:42 AM PDT 04/7/08 by Ben
Microsoft Streets & Trips 2008 with GPSBestBuy.com has the Microsoft Streets & Trips 2008 with GPS Included for $50 + shipping. Shipping is about $4; free in-store pickup is available in most locations. All new updated maps of more than 5.4 million miles of routable roads and highways throughout the U.S. and Canada.

  • Features Advanced GPS routing features, downloadable updates
  • 1.8 million points of interest so you can quickly find restaurants, ATMs, hotels
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    #1   thebay408 - Posted 11:23 am PDT 04/7/08 (362 Posts)
    finally this is getting cheaper!
    #2   nolonemo - Posted 11:38 am PDT 04/7/08 (833 Posts)
    This is not too bad a price for the GPS mouse itself, which is one of newer higher-sensitivity ones, if you use instore pickup.
    #3   WaltW - Posted 11:52 am PDT 04/7/08 (654 Posts)
    2008 is the first version to require activation.
    #4   socal - Posted 12:31 pm PDT 04/7/08 (135 Posts)
    What is a "GPS mouse"??
    #5   thebay408 - Posted 12:49 pm PDT 04/7/08 (362 Posts)
    #3, is there a way to bypass the activation?
    #6   DogFart - Posted 12:53 pm PDT 04/7/08 (489 Posts)
    #5,

    Go to Kazakhstan and piggy back on a rocket launch. When you are near a GPS satellite, jump onto it and download the following FORTRAN line of code:

    3: Free to me
    #7   OO7Slice - Posted 2:43 pm PDT 04/7/08 (127 Posts)
    Hmm...actually a decent deal. Can't find it this cheap even on eBay.
    #8   BuyLowSellLower - Posted 4:35 pm PDT 04/7/08 (24 Posts)
    #6, I believe it's now written in C#
    #9   bargainman - Posted 7:19 pm PDT 04/7/08 (4 Posts)
    For those who might not know, this is not a complete GPSr. It is a receiver (about the size of a mouse) which plugs into your laptop usb port, and map software to be loaded into you laptop. It is the cheapest way to go, and it works well, but it is of course way more cumbersome than a regular GPSr.
    #10   pthartmann - Posted 8:42 pm PDT 04/7/08 (20 Posts)
    @#2 & #9, it's not a GPS mouse, nor is it the size of a mouse.

    This is a GPS transponder. This is smaller than a mouse. With a smaller laptop- this is not cumbersome at all, unless your handicapped perhaps, which if that's the case, please don't drive, much less drive and use any form of GPS.
    #11   bill4073 - Posted 6:19 pm PDT 04/8/08 (13 Posts)
    Wow, what the heck is this?
    #12   Sugarbeet - Posted 7:34 am PDT 04/19/08 (1 Posts)
    You have to activate this now?

    Does that mean you can not install it on more than one computer? I have used several previous versions without the GPS, but always installed it on my PC and my laptop. I am not buying 2 copies with the GPS, when I don't even want the GPS.
     
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