Reason for selling: Don't use as much as I had anticipated.

Yours for only $240.00 !


Dell Axim X5 ($199 new)
* Pocket PC 2002 OS
* 300 MHz
* 32 Mb SDRAM
* see additional specs here: http://www2.shopping.com/xPF-Dell_Axim_X5_300_MHz
Leather zippered case
Mobile Power Kit (both Case and Mobile Kit together ($34.99)
* Cig Lighter cable
* Wall Outlet power source

Ostia Map Software
* Turn by turn voice navigation
* See more here: http://www2.shopping.com/xPF-Pharos_...gator_Software

Pharos iGPS-CF (with Ostia SW for $179.00)
* CompactFlash slot (which means it mounts on top of the Dell Axim...see above pix)
* See more here: http://www.pharosgps.com/products/dell/AximX5/PFD22.htm

Total spent: $413


Yours for only $240.00 !

Reply here or send me a PM.

Prefer AZ buyer for a local transaction, but will ship anywhere in the US, if buyer pays shipping.

 

Are you interested in selling just the Pharos and the mapping software?


Lance

 

I'd prefer to sell as a package. If you can find someone who wants just the PDA, then I'll split it up.

 

Dominic:


I'm not computer knowledgeable, but are you selling a full GPS and
a "palm" computer for $240.00? Do you have the accessories for the Axis?
Thanks

 

Yes, I'm selling the PDA, GPS and software for a combined total of $240.00

The Dell Axim X5 PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) comes with the following accessories (as purchased):
* a stylus (pen)
* Pocket PC 2002 Operating System
* Battery recharger cord
* Comm cable to communicate with a Windows based PC (personal computer)
I've also purchased a zipper type PDA case designed for the shape of the Axim X5.

The Pharos GPS is really not a "full" GPS you'd typically get at an outdoors store or at a car accessories place. In the picture above you can see a black box attached to the top of the silver colored PDA. That black box is the GPS attenna and interface that allows it to connect with a Compact Flash port of the PDA. Packaged with the GPS is Ostia mapping software you can install onto the PDA. This mapping software reads the signals from the GPS and will show a map of where you're at and give other statistics like altitude, speed, and direction. In the Ostia software you can configure it with a destination and it will route you the best possible way to get there. It's really cool when a computer voice tells you when to turn and how much further it is to get there. So without a compatible PDA, the Pharos and Ostia wouldn't do you much good by itself.