I am amazed that Garmin haven't yet done an eTrex model with Bluetooth. It seems like such an obvious product.

I bought the Fortuna attempt at a combined normal handheld GPS and Bluetooth device. It is totally compromised in both its areas of functionality.

It appears at first that it can do most of what the basic eTrex units can do, until you realise it can only do one thing at a time. It can record a track, follow a route, record trip data etc

But it can only do one of these things at a time and if you switch from recording a track to say look at the navigation screen you lose the track data, doh.

I have ended up buying an eTrex Legend now, just as soon as I get the cables sorted out to wire it to TomoTom on my PDA the Fortuna will be going on ebay.

I also don't understand why Garmin's new color eTrex units don't have a serial port (they only have USB). I was seriously considering the color Legend, until I realised there was no way of connecting it to my PDA.