Test of Sony Ericsson P1i Cell Phone GPS

P1i is quite a cheap story compared with the other participants. A GPS puck and a twelve-month Wayfinder subscription included. Norden Maps is the"accompanying", it works on the same terms as the company's. GPS-hands. that maps can be downloaded afterwards. There are no large volumes of data, but an additional cost.

Fortunately, the system finds satellites much faster than their hands cousin. However, the tough part of navigation, probably due to the handset itself seems to have no objection to work fast in certain situations.

Walking Position works just as well here as in the other, that is not at all if you take on something other than city. As bilnavigator is completely okay. We will not, however, that the loose puck feels like a bit of a solution from Sony Ericsson's side when the GPS receiver is not built in from the start.

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