I need to connect a Tom Tom GPS to my mac - will this work?
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Yes you may want to go through the compatible models list and find if your gps is there, but there are many models listed so I am assuming so
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Sorry, I am not a mac user so I can't answer your question. But if mac has USB port, it might work and this is only "my guess"
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Nope, this will work with any Mac Computer that has a Thunderbolt/Mini Display Port.
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I am having no problem using a MacBook Pro running 10.4.10 with a Garmin Streetpilot i5. Garmin does offer Mac compatible software. Hoosierjay
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From what I remember it had a very small, probably micro, connector. I no longer have the Tom Tom as I find Google maps/navigator on my phone much more efficient. It also stopped working after TomTom sent a download and they refused to do anything about it so I would also recommend you get a Garmin!
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Many Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate you could advise me on the mac issues with Garmin GPSs..off course I am not buying it.
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The only thing I can tell you is that if you have a regular USB connection it should work. The computer will dictate the information transferred so if your Garmin accepts Apple formatted information it should work. I am not a computer geek so I am not really sure how it all works.
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This will work, but I would recommend going to your local Radio shack or similar electronics store and get the cord there for $4. I bought one and usie it daily in my Honda Element. This product is more specificall designed to interface to the TomTom 720 GPS.
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It sounds like you are looking for something to download maps to a car or maritime GPS. I am unsure, but I doubt it unless you have no wired option for connection. I use mine to connect to my forerunner GPS watch.
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Sounds like a good idea. I found another link that compares Tom Tom with Nuvi 350.. http://www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=67083 just in case you're still reading them up. Good luck with your Tom Tom!
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I just checked to see if a gps would work. If you have a smaller gps yes it should work.
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hi, if you can connect your macbook pro to TrainerRoad, then you have a recent version of macbook and therefore the device will work. i use the device with my garmin edge 500, trainerRoad and macbook air 2013 and it works very well. Hope this answers the question.
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yes, it works with all versions of Mac OS driver page here http://goo.gl/R0BJU5
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Sorry no mac here to try itmbut works very well on PC. I think it would as long as you have software for the driver. Not sure how Mac works but it should be plug and play. Ron
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It should. I purchased this for my wife's Garmin and I have used it since to download other micro SD cards to my PC & Mac. Unless you are trying to use proprietary hardware, you should have no issues here.
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Do you mean will you be able to extract the GPS location information using a Mac - assuming you had the GPS on when you took the photo? The answer is yes, if the software you are using has that capability. iPhoto will do it, for instance.
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This item is made by TomTom, so I feel sure it will work. I use it with both a TomTom (model unknown) and a Magellan. Whether or not you will still get traffic updates, I don't know, but I can't imagine why this would be any different from the cord you previously used.