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Navico har merkene Simrad, Lowrance og B&G under sin paraply. Foreløpig har det vært stille fra Navico om hva vi kan forvente oss i 2015, men nå har den første nyheten kommet.



Jeg har tidligere innstallert og skrevet om GoFree-modulen, den artikkelen finner du HER. Navicos eksisterende Insight Store ser ut til å skulle avgå en stille død, og erstattes med GoFree Shop, som igjen blir kompatibelt med GoFree-modulen.


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I følge Navicos egen blogg kan vi forvente at den nye nettsiden får innhold i januar 2015. Her skal man kunne laste ned kart og oppdateringer til sin enhet, via GoFree-modulen og et simkort. Hvor det simkortet skal sitte har jeg ikke klart for meg, men jeg regner med at det for eksempel kan sitte i en mobiltelefon som er koblet til modulen via WIFI. I fremtiden tar jeg det for gitt at enhetene vil komme med egen port for simkort så man feks kan ha et kontantkortabonnement på sin HDS/NSS etc.

En ting som jeg personlig er veldig spent på, er kombinasjonen GoFree og Insight Genesis. IG er Navicos karttjeneste, og med GoFree har man altså mulighet til å laste opp sin sonarlogg, og laste ned kart basert sin egen og andres logger direkte til ens enhet i båten mens man er på vannet.

Kan du ikke se videoen over, prøv denne: http://youtu.be/ABGJdZ1PlKA

Den foreløpige informasjonen fra Navico bærer preg av å være skrevet av noen med bakgrunn innen markedsføring, heller enn noen med bakgrunn innen teknikk og utvikling. Den lett svulstige videoen over er intet unntak. :) Uansett så er GoFree et spennende konsept, som jeg ser frem til å prøve meg på.

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