way to undercut the competition google. isn’t this the same as wollies driving down the price of fruit to put the little fruit shop next door out of business?
Well I think that they deserve it.
I love my GPS. Its great. However, if i want to update my maps. Its not easy and its not cheap.
It should be cheaper then a new map book, but instead its over $100.
Want maps from another country? $200+ thats more then the damn GPS. Might as well buy another. I think GPS manufacturers can survive if they come up with some decent innovations and genuinely good value gear.
matt
October 29, 2009 at 11:49 AM
way to undercut the competition google. isn’t this the same as wollies driving down the price of fruit to put the little fruit shop next door out of business?
Report PermalinkDavid Anderton
October 29, 2009 at 8:35 PM
SUKEERRRZ
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October 30, 2009 at 12:30 AM
Well I think that they deserve it.
I love my GPS. Its great. However, if i want to update my maps. Its not easy and its not cheap.
It should be cheaper then a new map book, but instead its over $100.
Want maps from another country? $200+ thats more then the damn GPS. Might as well buy another. I think GPS manufacturers can survive if they come up with some decent innovations and genuinely good value gear.
Report PermalinkMichael Visser
October 30, 2009 at 12:10 AM
The world of free enterprise 101: eat or be eaten.
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