Home | Stories | Reviews | TreoCast | Treo Store | Accessories | Software | Discussion at webOS Nation | Mobile | About | Search   treocentral.com >> Products & Reviews >> Software Seidio RBT-2010 Bluetooth GPS Receiver Wed Jan 4, 2006 - 4:51 PM EST - By James Hromadka Table of Contents Overview> Conclusion Conclusion The RBT-2010 (aka Ribbit) Bluetooth GPS Receiver is the best Bluetooth receiver I have ever used, replacing the GlobalSat BT-338 that I had been using until now. Unless you plan on navigating using only voice prompts, you may want a car cradle for your Treo. I usually just put the Treo in my cup holder and used the voice prompts for driving. I highly recommend this GPS receiver. The only negative is that you have to buy the navigational software separately, but Seidio plans on having a bundle that includes the TomTom software. Criteria  Rating Features 5 Usability 5 Setup 5 Cost/Benefit 4 Overall (not an average) Pros Sleek looks Stellar battery life Quick signal lock Can swap between PDAs Gets you out of Kansas as fast as possible Cons Navigational software adds to the price   User Opinions No reader opinions available. Would you recommend Seidio RBT-2010 Bluetooth GPS Receiver? Yes   No   Product Info Details > Name Seidio RBT-2010 Bluetooth GPS Receiver > Company Seidio > Battery life 17 hrs > Fact Sheet & User Opinions Availability > Available Pricing > $169.95 References Actions > Print this page >

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