Does anyone actually USE the nav?
07-29-2003, 12:49 AM
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Originally posted by siliobear
.....Too bad it can't be retrained for routine shortcuts, like your home.
Hopefully NAV can be enhanced with traffic reports and show you the least congested route as well. I heard it's in the works, pending government approval to override the law of interactive devices in the driver's view.
.....Too bad it can't be retrained for routine shortcuts, like your home.
Hopefully NAV can be enhanced with traffic reports and show you the least congested route as well. I heard it's in the works, pending government approval to override the law of interactive devices in the driver's view.
If it could take traffic into account, it would be worth its weight in gold.
Yeah, I've actually gotten mad at it for not being "trainable" -- like, OK, so you didn't know about this to begin with -- but how many times do I have to do this before you get wise???
But then I realized I was the dumb one, because if I'm going to the same place over and over again, I don't need to have the Nav on at all.
(She said NAV! She said NAV!)
07-29-2003, 01:03 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by larchmont
[B](She said NAV! She said NAV!)
Nav... Navi... Has this become the TSX version of potatoes vs potatos?
BTW, is it good or bad that I said NAV?
[B](She said NAV! She said NAV!)
Nav... Navi... Has this become the TSX version of potatoes vs potatos?
BTW, is it good or bad that I said NAV?
07-29-2003, 01:16 AM
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Originally posted by siliobear
Nav... Navi... Has this become the TSX version of potatoes vs potatos?
BTW, is it good or bad that I said NAV?
Nav... Navi... Has this become the TSX version of potatoes vs potatos?
BTW, is it good or bad that I said NAV?
The other day I started a thread (modestly named "Fixing the English Language") where I try to get people to say "Nav" instead of "Navi."
(I know that a lot of people were saying it before anyway, but Navi has been the "official" way.)
So, I rejoice whenever I see anyone saying "Nav."
07-29-2003, 02:14 PM
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NAV or NAVI, if only it was available in CANADA! 
After reading this review, I'd wished I had a Nav to play with. http://www.car-data.com/xpage.review...=tsx&writer=cw
Okay Larchmont, you can rejoice once more :p
After reading this review, I'd wished I had a Nav to play with. http://www.car-data.com/xpage.review...=tsx&writer=cw
Okay Larchmont, you can rejoice once more :p
07-29-2003, 02:22 PM
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NAV or NAVI, if only it was available in CANADA!
After reading this review, I'd wished I had a Nav to play with. http://www.car-data.com/xpage.review...=tsx&writer=cw
Okay Larchmont, you can rejoice once more :p
NAV or NAVI, if only it was available in CANADA!
After reading this review, I'd wished I had a Nav to play with. http://www.car-data.com/xpage.review...=tsx&writer=cw
Okay Larchmont, you can rejoice once more :p
07-29-2003, 07:51 PM
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Originally posted by Visorboy
NAV or NAVI, if only it was available in CANADA!
After reading this review, I'd wished I had a Nav to play with. http://www.car-data.com/xpage.review...=tsx&writer=cw
Okay Larchmont, you can rejoice once more :p
NAV or NAVI, if only it was available in CANADA!
After reading this review, I'd wished I had a Nav to play with. http://www.car-data.com/xpage.review...=tsx&writer=cw
Okay Larchmont, you can rejoice once more :p
I can't resist quoting this from the last pgph of the review:
"It is quite possible that GOD himself created the TSX for his own personal use, but there is evidence to the contrary. What I do know is that the TSX was a great idea."
07-29-2003, 07:59 PM
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Originally posted by larchmont
Yeah, I've actually gotten mad at it for not being "trainable" -- like, OK, so you didn't know about this to begin with -- but how many times do I have to do this before you get wise???
Yeah, I've actually gotten mad at it for not being "trainable" -- like, OK, so you didn't know about this to begin with -- but how many times do I have to do this before you get wise???
07-30-2003, 07:15 AM
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Originally posted by Bear Trap
Don't forget, the damn thing (NAV) is Windows CE based. Thank Bill Gates for its intelligence (or lack thereof).
Don't forget, the damn thing (NAV) is Windows CE based. Thank Bill Gates for its intelligence (or lack thereof).
If it (or we) could only update the maps then the Navi would wise-up.
That'd be slick if when you drove into "uncharted territory", it would pop another screen and ask you "Would you like to add the road you're on right now to the navigation database?" There are several roads I drive that it doesn't know about... and that'd be nice.
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