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Garmin nuvi 550 GPS Review

Friday, March 13th, 2009

The Garmin nuvi 550 is perfect for those who love to go on adventures. It features a tough, rugged exterior that can take the bumps and digs that come from being adventurous. It’s waterproofed and perfect for outdoor sports and hiking trips. All that ruggedness doesn’t take away from its usefulness or accuracy either.it easily switches modes (driving, walking, biking and boating) to navigate through your active lifestyle depending on your activity. Other features include a 3.5-inch touchscreen, microSD memory expansion, geocaching GPX file capabilities for complete cache descriptions and hints, and Garmin Connect Photos–enabling you to associate your favorite images with saved locations.The nüvi 550 offers detailed City Navigator NT street maps for the United States and features digital elevation maps that show you shaded terrain contours at higher zoom levels. The map data, provided by NAVTEQ, features over six million points of interest, including hotels, restaurants, gas stations, ATMs and attractions.

Garmin 780 GPS Review

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009

With an incredible amount of advanced features, both for navigation and travel purposes as well as a host of media capabilities, the Garmin 780 portable navigator goes above and beyond what’s usually expected from a GPS offering an innovative design, easy to use interface. If you drive for a living, or like to visit different places on the spur of the moment, Garmin 780 can make the driving more enjoyable, leading you to major attractions or guiding you through quiet, scenic back roads. As a business tool, Garmin 780 Features can be a tremendous aid for field service or delivery personnel, or if you frequent different cities on business trips. As the technology advances and we start seeing more real-time traffic report capabilities, it will be easier to avoid the bumper-to-bumper grind.

Magellan 4370 GPS Review

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

Keeping in view the necessity of GPS systems in car navigation, Magellan has come up with the Maestro 4370. These systems arequickly becoming indispensable to anyone who has used one. The Magellan Maestro 4370 provides easy access to favorite destinations via the new OneTouch interface. The Magellan 4370 features a one touch interface, 4.3 inches wide, WVGA color touch screen, SmartDetour™, Built-in AAA TourBook™ and many more interesting and useful features.

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Navigon 7200T GPS Review

Wednesday, March 4th, 2009

While in North America today the Navigon name is not as well known as some others, it is definitely gaining in popularity, especially with the emergence of the Navigon 7200T. For those looking for an affordable GPS device that still has a nice size screen, this GPS device by Navigon is an excellent high end portable device for navigation that won’t break the bank.

Navigon 7200T Features Landmark View 3D, Reality View™ Pro, Instant Fix II GPS Receiver and many more

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Monday, January 19th, 2009

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