RadarBox - Silicon Chip Australia - Review November 2008

Started by AirNav Development, December 10, 2008, 03:01:46 AM

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AirNav Development

One more review with a big RadarBox picture on the frontpage of the magazine.
This time on Australian Magazine Silicon Chip.

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HadNav

Can I point out that RadarBox Software seems to be running on a MacBookPro in this feature! Is this under bootcamp?

AirNav Development

I make no idea but there are several users reporting that they successfully run the product on a Mac. I'm sure they will reply to this thread tomorrow.
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Allocator

Quote from: HadNav on December 10, 2008, 03:14:35 AM
Can I point out that RadarBox Software seems to be running on a MacBookPro in this feature! Is this under bootcamp?

I think that the magazine graphics department have just done a cut and paste to show the RadarBox screen on "a laptop" for their article.

First time I've seen the inside of a RadarBox though :-)

QF1

I am runninG both SBS and Radarbox on my Mac usinG VMware Fusion.

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M

DaveReid

Quote from: AirNav Development on December 10, 2008, 03:01:46 AM
One more review with a big RadarBox picture on the frontpage of the magazine.
This time on Australian Magazine Silicon Chip.

Any comment on the suggestion in the review that a trip could be tracked continuously via the network all the way from Wick to Sydney?  I would have thought that there would be a few gaps at least.
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Allocator

It could be tracked if there was RB coverage - need to get a few more outstations on the route :-)

DaveReid

Quote from: Allocator on December 10, 2008, 07:25:10 PM
It could be tracked if there was RB coverage - need to get a few more outstations on the route :-)

Yes, that's what I meant - the suggestion in the review that "You can 'track' great-aunt Mabel all the way [from Wick to Sydney], knowing precisely where she is at any time" doesn't quite square up with what we see on the network coverage map - so far at least.

Still, we know what these advertising chaps are like :-)
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