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09-13-2005, 07:35 PM

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Range Rover connections

As I walked past a high spec Range Rover recently, I couldn't help but notice the NAV display unit, same as the one in X5, obviously technology shared during BMW's brief flirtation with Landrover.
My question is this:
RR's nav units also work off road, bread crumb trail left on display when not driving on digitally encoded routes.
Anyone know anything about this, as to how it is/was implemented?
How it differs from BMW's nav system?
Different harware used, nav computer, or is it running different software?
Thanks!

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