CoPilot 2003 vs. CoPilot Live

**XxAndyxX** · 02-11-2004, 09:29 AM

Is CoPilot Live worth the extra money?

**chut** · 02-11-2004, 09:33 AM

I've got live7. but not 2003. I like the program but it requires a minimum of 800 X 600 resolution and even then it doesn't look right. I might just sell it as I like Routis as well....the reason I hesitate is that live7 accepts voice commands, and tells you to turn left or right on which ever street is next. A major cool geek factor, while routis 2004 does not. It just tells you to turn left or right. But Routis is really simple and really acurate. I don't know, when I make up my mind, I'll just sell the one I don't want. Also, Live7 requires web activation, they say you can deactivate if you want but I don't like any activation crap.
Peter

**ncamara** · 02-11-2004, 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by chut

I've got live7. but not 2003. I like the program but it requires a minimum of 800 X 600 resolution and even then it doesn't look right. I might just sell it as I like Routis as well....the reason I hesitate is that live7 accepts voice commands, and tells you to turn left or right on which ever street is next. A major cool geek factor, while routis 2004 does not. It just tells you to turn left or right. But Routis is really simple and really acurate. I don't know, when I make up my mind, I'll just sell the one I don't want. Also, Live7 requires web activation, they say you can deactivate if you want but I don't like any activation crap.
Peter

Let me know if you want to sell CoPilot

**bridqer** · 02-12-2004, 12:50 AM

I have used both, what i like about the Live version, you have three customizable lines of information you can add to the display most importantly speed, and altitude, current road, approching intersection, long/lat and some others I think. You can also pick a stop on the map. I can't remember if you could monitor satilite signals with 2003 but Live does. Displayin the speed was the best thing though.