Dangaard Telecom launches Aytobe, a new PND SiRFStar III
Published on August 27th, 2006 in gps navigation
The Danish company Dangaard Telecom, up to now known to distribute mainly mobile terminals of various marks whose products HTC in Europe, launches out in the GPS with Aytobe, a new PND SiRFStar III which wants to be to be proposed at a rather competing price.
Rather than to market PND of other marks within its network European of distribution of mobile products, the company Dangaard Telecom preferred to conceive itself a model of recent PND which should be soon available to the sale to compete with the equivalent models suggested by Navman, TomTom, Viamichelin, Mio or Garmin.
Technically speaking, this PND which bears the name of Aytobe has the dimensions rather reduced (130×76x23 mm) and has a tactile screen TFT LCD to the format 4:3 of a size of 3.5 inches, a processor INTEL PXA 255 given rhythm with 300 MHz, 64MB of internal storage, a port USB 1.1, a system Windows CE net, a port for memory board SD (upto 2GB), of a loudspeaker 1×1.5W and finally of a receiver GPS SiRFStar III with foldable antenna.
For the remainder, via its software of navigation assisted by GPS provided by Smart2Go and with its numerical charts Tele Atlas, the PND Aytobe has a mode of navigation in 2D and in 3D with a possibility of passing from a posting of the day mode to the mode harms to optimize the reading of its screen in dark environments. The autonomy of the PND is announced at 6 a.m. of use continues before requiring to reload it.
Marketed at the price of approximately 250 Euros including all taxes with an infra-red remote control in more of necessary usual to connect it to the avoid-catch of a car, the PND Aytobe de Dangaard Telecom will be available in two versions, the first with a chart SD of 512MB containing a chart of area, the second with a chart SD of 2GB containing the totality of the charts of Europe of the West.
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April 20th, 2007 at 1:27 pm
I have been unable to track down the source of additonal map software for the Aytobe GPS navigator.
Although the Aytobe software clearly indicates that map software is supplied by Tele Atlas after making enquiries with them the claim that they do not.
Help
April 24th, 2007 at 12:15 pm
Having recently purchased one of these units from Maplin UK as, and I quote “The next generation Sat Nav systems” I too want to know where to get map updates from. I am awaiting replies from Tele Atlas vendors in the hope they can help. There is an upgrade on Aytobe’s website but this is only an upgrade to the system software, I have installed this using a separate SD card and it seems to work fine.
I suspect there will be other people out there with the same problem. Meantime I intend to email Maplin UK to ask them if they can help or are they selling a duff budgie with no support.
that said by the time one needs to upgrade the maps it will be cheaper to buy another low cost unit as prices are falling all the time!!!
Cheers
April 27th, 2007 at 11:14 am
Can anyone tell me if Republic of Ireland map is included on the map supplied?
May 6th, 2007 at 3:56 am
Sorry Paul, No it isn’t! I’m actually trying to find that map for myself. No luck so far
May 7th, 2007 at 4:58 am
Hello,
I’m leaving in France and just bought this device to Maplin.
However they are out of stock so I wrote them to ask if it will be possible to get a french map because TeleAtlas is telling me that :
“Thank you for your E-mail and your interest in Tele Atlas products.
Please contact http://www.aytobe.com for further information. Although Tele Atlas provides the mapping, we do not provide the software.
My apologies that I cannot help you any further.
In case you have any additional remarks or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.”
And there is no phone number for Aytobe support in France.
Anyone has more info.
Thanks a lot
May 10th, 2007 at 10:41 am
to ROMSFU I have also SADLY bought a TOBY (as in Toby.jug-grimm crapo) The service ha! is ZERO existant here in denmark (maker land) I called the firm after a LONGGG seach and 18 calls to 2 different “Helplines” (bloody total joke) spoke to a snotty assed Bacon muncher and got fkn nowhere at all, I been to a competitor firm and found an older Garmin GPS, it worked immediately and was simple to operate UNLIKE the Danish Bacon tobyjug trash heap, updates are apparently non existant the CD has a number for france on it if you contact admin to get my e-mail and I will pass it on when I hear from you the aytobe crap goes back for a full refund soon so dont wait too long.
June 13th, 2007 at 12:46 pm
On Maplins website the PDF file shows that the maps are available from
http://www.smart2go.com just download their s/w and drop the map data onto the SD card. I hope its this simple. I’m looking at buying this GPS as Maplin have it on clearance for £89.
August 31st, 2007 at 7:47 am
hi. can anyone help me with a copy of the cd/dvd that folowed the aytobe device??
October 2nd, 2007 at 2:44 am
Hello,
There is a map of Europe Occidental 2007/2008 (99€), in http://www.navshop.com for AYTOBE GPS.
No free stuff.
December 26th, 2007 at 11:19 am
can any one please help me i got one of these but it keeps locating me in london and says GPS(0) at the bottom i have tried driving baout to see if it picks a signal up but there’s no signal what can i do? do i need to buy an external reciever i.e bluetooth or something …
September 26th, 2008 at 10:06 am
my in car charger has broken/burnt out,were can i buy a replacement in the UK,or do i need to order one direct.