Is there any difference? I’m thinking about buying my step dad a Garmin StreetPilot® c320 GPS Receiver. Is this a regular gps system or not? I’m really not too familiar with these things so your help is GREATLY appreciated.
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What’s The Difference Between A Regular Gps System And A Gps Receiver?
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one is a self contained gps unit, the other is a add on unit to run with a secondary device like a PDA
GPS is a system of satellites that were put in orbit by the US government with tax payer dollars.
A GPS receiver is a piece of equipment that measures the signals from these satellites and plots your position on Earth.
The StreetPilot is a unit with a built-in GPS receiver, as well as pre-loaded detailed mapping of city streets.
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