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Thread: Overland Navigator: New product launch

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    sweet. so what's the predicted release time frame for the 100k? I wont' hold you to it, just want to get a sense of scale (weeks, months, quarters, etc)?
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    Quote Originally Posted by overlander
    sweet. so what's the predicted release time frame for the 100k? I wont' hold you to it, just want to get a sense of scale (weeks, months, quarters, etc)?
    Contact me directly when you get a chance and we can talk in more detail but a VERY rough timeline would be 3-8 weeks.

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    will do. That is pretty good. I don't have a pressing need.
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    The latest version of Overland Navigator is now available. In addition to software enhancements, we now have map-pack support for most western states down to 1:24k and maps for the entire US down to 1:100k.

    http://www.spatialminds.com
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    Craig, I may have missed it somewhere in this thread but are there plans, or is there current availability, for a Mac-compatible version of this?
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    There aren't any plans for a Mac compatible version at this time.

    While not supported, one customer reported that version 1.0 ran under Parallels. We haven't tried version 2.0.

    Craig
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    Where's the Mac love?! Seriously though, very cool product. Looking forward to being able to use it someday.
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    Craig, forgive my retardedness. I just purchased an HP TX1000z notebook/tablet touch screen computer, for use in my vehicle, with your software and a few other things.

    I will be using this primarily on the east coast, so I will have to make due with the USA basemap in the 1:100K scale. I am ok with that. My questions: (bare with me)


    1.) Just confirming, I need to buy the software AND the USA Map Pack correct? And if I want a specific map, I just buy that map itself. Once I buy the software, I can buy or add any map pack I want to right?

    2.) I *thought* I remember seeing on your website something about "what GPS units are compatible"... I cant find it now, am I going crazy or? I have a "on road" style GPS with USA road maps, will the softare be able to use this GPS signal, or does it have to have a specfic GPS system?

    3.) This doesnt really have anything to do with your software, but perhaps you can answer. How do I hook the GPS to the computer? Does the Overland Navigator automatically recognize the GPS signal?

    I am probably making this way more complicated than it is, but I just dont want to buy something that wont work for me.


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    Quote Originally Posted by craig View Post
    The latest version of Overland Navigator is now available. In addition to software enhancements, we now have map-pack support for most western states down to 1:24k and maps for the entire US down to 1:100k.

    http://www.spatialminds.com
    Craig,

    When do you anticipate releasing map packs for Utah and New Mexico?
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    Can anyone summarize whether Overland Navigator is a great choice for topo? Currently have an HP tablet but a smaller netbook might also be good. Need recommendations.

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