Amazon.co.uk: Customer Discussions: GPS Connection

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Initial post: 4 Jun 2012 19:05:55 BDT

G. Holmes says:

Q. With no internal GPS chip and no Bluetooth connectivity does anyone know if it is possible to directly connect a stand-alone GPS unit (e,g, GARMIN) via the USB port and run an app to project the position onto (say) Google Maps. I know that route planning is only possible with a WiFi connection but being able to follow that route live would be an advanage. Only asking for testing purposes.
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In reply to an earlier post on 6 Jun 2012 10:56:46 BDT

K. Newton says:

I was hoping to do the same thing, using my Garmin nuvi 1340T as a GPS receiver, and an android navigation app on the tablet.
I'm visiting South Africa later this year, and don't want to pay �85 for the Garmin map!
Any comments or assistance would be appreciated.