OnPar GPS
Jan 28, 2009 fitness, gps navigation
There’s a new GPS device for golfers out there called OnPar. It seems slightly more advanced than the rest; just based on the fact that OnPar has a touchscreen interface.
OnPar is basically is a touchscreen GPS finder that can help the player by providing a dynamic hole layout display and GPS positioning that provides instant distances to anywhere and remaining distance to the green, personalized club averages, and simple score and shot tracking.
OnPar can store upto 300 courses in its memory and does no membership fees or course map fees.
OnPar has a 3.5″ screen, and measures only 0.63″ in thickness. Even though the pricing is yet not revealed we know it will be available at a few specialty stores starting in early February this year.
See the product page.
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January 28th, 2009 at 11:15 am
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January 28th, 2009 at 3:43 pm
touch screen while wearing golf gloves?? hmmm not to sure about that
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April 7th, 2009 at 8:44 am
Beware buying this product…maybe next year. You have to wait 14-30 days for ONE course. They do have not real time frame for the other courses you request. Your requests are put into a “cue”. It’s not really a cue, it goes by how many requests they get for a given course. You could wait for several months (or more) for them to get to your other requests. Most courses are not just available when you buy the unit. It’s a cool product, you just can’t use it. Check out the website & see what’s available in your area before you buy it. Or, you could waste your money like I did…and wait…and wait…and wait.
April 20th, 2009 at 12:33 am
Hola!
Soy un profesional de la electronica y llevo 11 años con mi empresa con la que voy tirando. El caso es que necesitaba comprar unos productos electronicos y necesitaba vuestra ayuda ya que se ve que sabeis de que hablais.
Encontre una web de electronica industrial y de consumo y la verdad es que me parece muy completa, pero claro, me da un poco de miedo hacer una inversion que para mi empresa seria mas que importante, sin saber mas de esta empresa y de la web. Que os parece?? alguien ha hecho negocios con ella?? alguien sabe si son serios???
Desde ya un saludo y gracias anticipadas por vuestras respuestas.
October 31st, 2009 at 11:40 am
# Rugged, waterproof golf GPS unit with 3-inch sunlight-readable touschreen display
# Preloaded U.S. course maps, including fairways, hazards, and greens
# No annual fee; new maps available for download from Garmin website
# Measure shot distance with highly sensitive readings to eliminate guesswork from your game
# Digital scorecard for up to four players; save and review the scores on your computer at home
if your intereted. See more technical details >>
http://bit.ly/3C49ln
thanks.