Undoubtable the most flexible device out there for Mapping is http://www.surveylab.co.nz/Who_is_ike~qu.html/IKE by http://www.surveylab.co.nz/Surveylab.
This device allows:
o Capture of Points the user can see but not access
o Georeferenced Photos (also stores the user's compass orientation using the inbuilt compass, which is not a 'fake GPS compass BTW)
o Includes and integrates with ESRI's ArcPad GIS software, which is all but industry standard.
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Undoubtable the most flexible device out there for Mapping is http://www.surveylab.co.nz/Who_is_ike~qu.html/IKE by http://www.surveylab.co.nz/Surveylab.
This device allows:
o Capture of Points the user can see but not access
o Georeferenced Photos (also stores the user's compass orientation using the inbuilt compass, which is not a 'fake GPS compass BTW)
o Includes and integrates with ESRI's ArcPad GIS software, which is all but industry standard.
All in all this is a map makers dream.