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| no clue |
Posted - 11 nov. 2007 : 10:22:12
dead deal. |
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| Kondyke |
Posted - 31 déc. 2007 : 17:03:24
For those of you that have been waiting for Navicon's store, were you can get maps and the free USB fresh Navicon GPS communicator. with it you update your firmware, download your SD cards and save updated maps. 2100 5100 7100
Here is the address:
http://www.navigon.com/site/int/en/maps_services/navigon_fresh
I am Still looking for a scanned copy of a Black Friday Staples Cash Receipt for a Navigon 2100. Someone please help! My wife tossed out my Box which contained the quick start, unscratched lifetime traffic coupon, and my receipt. Navigon said they would give me the lifetime codes if I fax them the receipt, since I did register my 2100. If you have a Black Friday Staples 2100 or 2100t receipt and are willing to scan it and send me a copy to Kondyke.Star@gmail.com it will so be appreciated.
Koni
Koni |
| Kondyke |
Posted - 29 déc. 2007 : 13:42:35
quote:
Originally posted by thekid502
Kondyke
I have a radio shack receipt.
Let me know.
derbycityauctions (ebay)
Hi Kid,
I am Looking for the 2100 or 2100T Back Friday Receipt. If that is what you have please send mailto:kondyke.star@gmail.com
I have also talked with a tech that told me the basic on how to speed up all navigon products that have slow and response issues like you state for your N100. I will include that info via Email and also my Pick for the video converting software, that I happened to have a copy of that I can send you the link to.
Koni |
| thekid502 |
Posted - 29 déc. 2007 : 01:39:24
Kondyke
I have a radio shack receipt.
Let me know.
derbycityauctions (ebay) |
| popimp |
Posted - 27 déc. 2007 : 05:31:51
I see good luck with your search. |
| Kondyke |
Posted - 26 déc. 2007 : 23:04:43
I bought a Navigon 2100 on Black Friday, My wife tossed the box that included the lifetime traffic coupon and my receipt. It's that simple |
| popimp |
Posted - 26 déc. 2007 : 21:23:54
For what purpose? |
| Kondyke |
Posted - 26 déc. 2007 : 15:01:53
I will pay 20.00 via Paypal, for a clean scanned copy of a Black Friday Cash register receipt that you paid cash on a Navigon 2100 from either staples or Radio shack.
12/26/2007
Still looking
Kondyke |
| popimp |
Posted - 18 déc. 2007 : 02:21:26
Why do you want to pay for that?
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| Kondyke |
Posted - 17 déc. 2007 : 05:13:27
Got a Black Friday Receipt for a Navigon 2100 from Staples or Radio Shack, I could use a copy. Please reply with E-Mail if you can scan and send a copy of your cash receipt.
Thanks
Koni |
| Supremo |
Posted - 23 nov. 2007 : 15:16:15
My $0.02 - I picked up the 2100 at the Staples Black Friday sale this morning ($99 + tax), included is a card that allows you to activate the Free Lifetime traffic subscription. You get the product ID from the unit, scratch off the included card to get an activation code, go to the Navigon website and register your unit, then to the Activation website and (1) enter your product ID, (2) enter the unlock code on the back of the scratch off card. A new code is generated, enter it into the 2100 on the appropriate screen, and traffic info is now activated. Traffic data is supplied by Total Traffic Network, website advertises 68 major metropolitan areas currently supported. "Service is available for the life of the product as long as coverage exists".
Once activated, a "traffic" icon appears. Tapping it gives you a list of local areas where there may be "issues" (heavy traffic, road work, etc.) Not clear yet if this info is linked to the map display to warn you (there were no traffic issues in my immediate locale where I briefly tested it).
In addition to the Traffic service, a Zagat POI service is also available for $40 US. See the Navigon website for details.
First (very preliminary) impressions-
(1) Screen is somewhat crowded (but usable)if you activate all the display features (speed, ETA, distance, etc.).
(2) Voice is somewhat tinny but easy audible above road noise
(3) SD card appears to contain almost everything of interest, i.e
- 1 large .map file (1.42 Gbyte) in root, 48 CONUS states (no Alaska or Hawaii).
- MN6 folder with subfolders for languages, user settings, sound (3 TTS options), etc.
- POI folder (12.8 Mbyte)
I could not immediately identify a "skin" file.
I did not try various power/reset combos to see if I could get into the underlying operating system.
Further discussion of the unit is probably best reserved for this topic. |
| JB2610 |
Posted - 22 nov. 2007 : 17:26:42
I just ordered a Navigon 2100 online at Best Buy for $149.99 which comes with free Traffic service. BB makes it a bit more clear as the free traffic is a separate item which is linked to the 2100. Only pisser is that the traffic activation card gets hit with same shipping cost as the GPS - for me that was $6.39. It will most likely show up in a #10 envelope they mailed for $.41! 
Also ordered a Navigon 7100 from Costco - $419.00 after rebate and a Tom Tom GO720 for $349.99. Now I can sleep in on BF! My Xmas shopping done!
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| scottxray |
Posted - 22 nov. 2007 : 08:55:26
I found that Frys has the traffic add on for $49.99 today(for 2100 /2120 only)
So even if you miss the sale , it won't cost 99 to add it.
I think I'm goig to try another one |
| MPBsr25 |
Posted - 21 nov. 2007 : 03:03:21
I'll let you know sometime Friday afternoon. But even if I have to mail it in for an activation code and wait 6-8 weeks, not really a big deal. |
| onenote |
Posted - 21 nov. 2007 : 02:40:07
quote:
Originally posted by MPBsr25
Picked up a Navigon 2100 tonight for $200 at Radio Shack.
It's on sale Friday-Sat for $149 with free lifetime traffic. Two Radio Shack managers (diff stores), said that if I bring it back Fri or Sat they will refund the diff ($50) and give me the free lifetime traffic.
Mind you, between 2 stores there was only 1 unit available. Both managers don't know what they're going to do Friday morning if people want to buy them.
Even though Staples will (might) have them Friday morning, the extra $50 that I'm paying is well worth the extra sleep and not fighting the crowds.
It will be interesting how RS handles the traffic service. Per my post above, OfficeDepot requires mailing in a form and then they mail the access number to you. |
| MPBsr25 |
Posted - 21 nov. 2007 : 02:23:17
Picked up a Navigon 2100 tonight for $200 at Radio Shack.
It's on sale Friday-Sat for $149 with free lifetime traffic. Two Radio Shack managers (diff stores), said that if I bring it back Fri or Sat they will refund the diff ($50) and give me the free lifetime traffic.
Mind you, between 2 stores there was only 1 unit available. Both managers don't know what they're going to do Friday morning if people want to buy them.
Even though Staples will (might) have them Friday morning, the extra $50 that I'm paying is well worth the extra sleep and not fighting the crowds. |
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