Monthly Archive: March 2004

Touch-screen navigation 1

Touch-screen navigation

Maptech introduced a new product callled i3 which is basically a touch-screen interface to all important navigation data. It looks very good, and from a usability perspective this product is a nice example of...

Reefmaster Digital Dive Camera 1

Reefmaster Digital Dive Camera

For those of you that spent a lot of time in the Caribbean, this is a must have assuming that diving is your thing. The only thing I see it’s missing is an underwater...

Garmin Vs. Si-Tex 0

Garmin Vs. Si-Tex

Review over at Powerboat Reports. In short the conclusion is that if you�ve got the space, consider Si-Tex�s Dynamic Duo, a plotter and sounder with separate screens that sells for about the same as...

Pocket PC with integrated GPS 0

Pocket PC with integrated GPS

The world’s first combined PocketPC with GPS is launched by Mitac. PDA Buyersguide has done an extensive review of the Mitac Mio 168. “Palm OS users who wanted an integrated GPS had their prayers...

Small-boat autopilots 0

Small-boat autopilots

Trailer Boats Magazine points out that an autopilot can be a very useful instrument to have on a small-boat. Now that’s probably nothing new, but the article explains how this can also be cost-effective,...

Radar on your mobile 0

Radar on your mobile

Unfortunately not yet by using a tiny chip, but there a number of mobile internet services and applications available that will help you keep an eye on the weather when you are (planning to...

THE WEARABLE WEATHER STATION 0

THE WEARABLE WEATHER STATION

Instruments are getting smaller and smaller. Combine that with all developments in the wireless area, and it won’t take long before we we stop using these LCD displays in the cockpit. “This fancy watch...

Little rugged PC 0

Little rugged PC

Stealth Computer has come out with a nice new small form rugged PC, named LittlePC. Perfect for an install in a small environment close to a navigation table. Specs look good, but I don’t...