The Magellan RoadMate 6000T for North America is a remarkably versatile GPS navigation system. Equipped with viewing and entertainment options, cell phone connectivity, and of course navigational coverage for the United States, including Puerto Rico, and Canada, the 6000T meets most of your mobile needs.
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CoPilot Live is a full featured Trip-Planning and GPS Navigation system offering the latest map data, new POI database, dynamic route guidance and auto-recalculation. It is your one stop solution for all your traveling needs.
CoPilot is the award-winning GPS navigation system trusted by thousands of RV owners on the road today. With a quick installation [...]
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Mio turns the ho-hum navigator into a fun lifestyle device. We were impressed by how attractive the results were, and by how many features the developers managed to fit in a small space. Besides offering turn-by-turn GPS, the DigiWalker H610 offers a music, video, and photo player, a suite of travel apps, a contact database, [...]
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The good: The Magellan Maestro series of in-car GPS devices features an updated and sleeker design and interface with a spacious 4.3-inch touch screen. All models offer useful information on points of interest from the American Automobile Association. In addition, the Maestro 4040 has integrated Bluetooth and text-to-speech functionality, while the Maestro 4050 adds real-time [...]
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`Creating a route is the most important part of any GPS. The iPAQ 310 does that via the Go To function where you can enter an address, a Point of Interest, create a route with multiple destinations, or you can use a stored route and give it another starting point. If you enter a location [...]
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Along with a raft of attractive features, Mio’s current premier GPS device offers a 4.3-inch screen and a thin and elegant profile. You’ll get 12 million points of interest to help look up locations; a media player for enjoying music, movies, and photos; and a built-in 2-megapixel camera for creating your own visual favorite-places list.
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Description: The best road trip planning Software is even better as it’s updated for Summer 2007 through 2008. This comprehensive trip planning software makes route planning a snap, around town or anywhere across the U.S. and Canada. New points of interest, new routes, and a simpler User Interface that’s been optimized for Vista helps make [...]
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Garmin’s Mobile XT sounds like a winner on paper: Turn your GPS-enabled smart phone into a portable navigator, ensuring that you always have Garmin-quality directions on hand when you need them. But in practice the Mobile XT has some serious shortcomings. From a company that’s earned a reputation for quality, this is a pothole on [...]
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Most of the attention in GPS navigation goes to the big four–Garmin, Magellan, Mio, and TomTom–but if you’re shopping for a navigator, chances are that a low-priced lesser name will call to you, and you’ll wonder if it’s just as good as the majors. In the case of the V7 Nav740 the answer is yes. [...]
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