Nokia Bluetooth GPS Module LD-4W

Hi there Nokia personels..........i want to ask when you can sell that device here in the philippines, i got my new mobile phone and it doesnt have GPS built in this model so i look forward if theres a way and i found your new accessory using only a bluetooth link to this module and i can use now my nokia maps but ive tried to look here in nokia stores but theres nothing i found some of them they doesnt know about that device even they're the representative in nokia shops so is there any way to selling those product im willing to buy one for me and i know many filipinos trying to find that device mostly for the travelers like me since my job is in Sales Marketing (so this navigation accessory is my need for my areal routing and plotting)..............THANKS

Hi scoobyman
I agree with you. Replaceing of the battery is not available with LD4W. But as I read is specs, Maximum 10 hurs usage is available wit LD-4W. Lets assume the actual is half of it! Still it is enough and you will have your car charger or external power pack to reload.
But, as you pointed, I didn't come a cross anyting about the durability of the battery Lets hope it will last at least for 02 years
One more things to add to my topic.
These modules can be connected to Laptops and use with anyother PC compatible navigation systems?

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