When buying a GPS receiver with Bluetooth there are many different options to choose from. This is because there are many ways to combine these two technologies. For instance, the Holux M-1000 can be hooked up to a Blackberry Curve so that you can use it with your mobile phone. A lot of people own Curves and use a Bluetooth GPS receiver alongside it. The SiRF Star III is a little, sleek black unit which can be used discreetly. It usually retails from around $35 to $85, at least when buying it through Amazon. And finally the Pharos PT300 involves a whole host of disparate parts. It is probably advisable that it be used only by those who have previous experience with this sort of mapping technology.
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