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#1
http://www.letstalk.com/accessories.htm?prId=32238

(bottom of the page)

Perhaps they ship to other countries.

Order by phone:

Sales Department Hours
all times Central


Monday-Friday 7 am to 11 pm
Saturday 9 am to 6 pm
Sunday 10 am to 7 pm

Order By Phone 1-866-TALK-460
Use Call-in Code :375487

Last edited by YoDude; 2007-05-17 at 22:09.
 
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They only ship within the US.

I am looking for a place that will ship to Canada. I think that the only option is to get a friend in the US to purchase for me.
 
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Actually the price isn't $199.00, it's $199.99.. so I think it's safe to say the price is $200.
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Real pain that Nokia Canada doesnt even feature it on their website. It's not even on ebay for that matter.
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Originally Posted by GeerGuy View Post
They only ship within the US.

I am looking for a place that will ship to Canada. I think that the only option is to get a friend in the US to purchase for me.

Use mail forwarding services. I live in Singapore and i use mail forwarding to ship my N800.
 
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I don't get it, why not just use free Maemo Mapper with a $50 BT GPS unit?
 
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Originally Posted by bac522 View Post
I don't get it, why not just use free Maemo Mapper with a $50 BT GPS unit?
All maps and routing software is on the card. No need for an internet connection or pre-downloads...
 
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Originally Posted by YoDude View Post
All maps and routing software is on the card. No need for an internet connection or pre-downloads...
Easy enough to download the maps you need when you needed them. I suppose if you are unexpectedly somewhere that you need directions then it helps, but at the same time when that's happen to me I've always been able to find a hotspot to quickly download directions and maps. $200 seems like a waste of money even with the GPS. If it was $99 then I'd be more inclined to buy the app.
 
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