Radioman wrote:
Andy7 wrote:
With the rapid development in the world of computers, and the more common appearance in new cars of GPS systems as a manufacturer fitted standard part or option, is there any future in the Taxi system sellers specifying hardware that is exclusive to the taxi trade?
Even a new Ford Focus now comes with an installed SatNav, and Pioneers AVIC series has virtually its own PC. Shouldn't the taxi system suppliers now be working towards selling systems that just bolt on to what you already have, rather than selling something so specific that it is of use only to the taxi trade therefore relies on such small manufacturing runs as to make it ten times the price it should be?
They can do it with the PDA, why not the manufacturer installed GPS?
Perhaps they already can? Anyone know?
Hi Andy
Some of the data suppliers are building units which can be loaded with software for varioius types of operation and not specifically for the taxi market place.
As for bolting in to whats in the car, this will mean that the car suppliers will have to come up with an industry standard that everyone can use, this is where problems happen.
What you want Andy you CANT get its as simple as that. Maybe you should consider just sticking to what you have rather than pick holes in everything else.
You would be a nightmare of a customer IMHO
regards
RadioMan
Well, thats a shame. But if they want the money, they will have to provide what the customer wants.
I resent your comment that I pick the holes. The holes are there already. My comments are not destructive, but aimed at being constructive.
If I make in inaccurate statement, then please pull me up on it, as indeed some have in the past.