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New TomTom HD Traffic 4.0

admin — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 11:16:35 +0000

TomTom has just only the TomTom HD Traffic 4.0, reporting the situation 200% more traffic jams during rush hour, while one reported on its obligation to provide information to the TomTom device only a few minutes after a problem on the streets.

Existing users of TomTom have not shell out any additional costs, such as TomTom says that the current HD Traffic customers can immediately experience the benefits without the need for all software upgrades like on Nikon D7000 16.2MP Camera. Well, how about for customer service? He should drive the satisfaction rating by a notch and you have yet another reason to buy a TomTom if you live in the UK.

Magellan RoadMate 3065 GPS navigation system

admin — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 18:30:57 +0000

Magellan RoadMate 3065 GPS navigation system so its a few months ago have annouinced, and it has so long to arrive on the market where you can pick it up from Best Buy or Amazon.com for $ 199.99 taken.

Just what makes the Magellan RoadMate 3065 to offer? Well, this premium 4.7-inch Navigator as their primary target student audience as well as Garmin nuvi 275/275T, although people from all walks of life could be something to do with, to get them to the city. Features include advanced Bluetooth, integrated AAA member roadside assistance for security, Free Lifetime Traffic Updates for real-time traffic information, the special Traffic Wake-up function, that it is ready before you step out the door, avoid, you will help ensure congestion, diversions and road works.

Apart from the fact that the search for places of interest in unfamiliar territory should not be too much of a problem, as millions of points of interest are chosen. Sounds like a decent deal, but with the advent of free navigation on Smartphones, GPS units would be dedicated they are no longer relevant?

A-rival NAV PNX 35M

admin — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 11:10:28 +0000

35M NAV PNX is a dual purpose GPS navigation system by the German company A-rival, which was announced at the IFA 2010th It can be used in your car or on motorcycle. It boasts of specially designed housing, mounting, displays and even a color scheme can be adapted.

When mounted upright on the handlebars, the device shows in two directions, where wheel-mode display for maximum visibility for the driver useful. The anti-reflective 3.5-inch touch screen shows a few, and large icons and is for inputs with motorcycle gloves and sensitive. The navigation instructions can be heard on Bluetooth headset in the helmet with the portable, which comes in the package. 35M NAV PNX is also under the rain function since the case offers IPX7 protection and thus would also withstand temporary submersion. It works on a 12-volt power supply that is available from the AC charger, direct connection to the battery or a standard car charger as well as Garmin nuvi 3750 Navigator.

If a regular auto mode (Landscape) more icons on the display, andthe driving instructions can be heard on speakers as usual.

Some other specifications include SiRF Atlas IV processor, MS CE Net 6.0 operating system and GPS receiver with 64 channels.

iPhone vs GPS Navigation Systems

admin — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 18:58:23 +0000

Buy GPS-device navigation system or buy the application for iphone? It is a dilemma many people face today, thinking about the navigation systems for their cars. There are several key factors that need to think about when trying to make this choice:

Screen Size – iPhone has a 3.5 “widescreen display against GPS-systems, which are about 4.3″. GPS manufacturers also offer large screen sizes up to 7 “. Bigger is always better, goes to the point of GPS-devices here.

Price – TomTom on the iPhone is $ 100 + plus additional costs to get the mount (which will include the updated GPS-chip and speaker), the total cost of adding a true navigation to your iPhone will cost about $ 160. There are a ton of good quality GPS-navigation systems, which cost less, or about $ 160. Thus, in terms of price, GPS devices dislodge iphone as well.
Portability – people always carry their phones, so that even when you travel you will always have a phone, so your navigation. Sometimes people forget to carry their GPS-system during the trip, which is a pain and had to rely on other methods to get around when they arrived at their destination. Due to the easy-to-use and portability, and no need to hold an additional device to the phone, we will give iPhone this time.

Multitasking – When using the iPhone for navigation, you lose the ability to use it for other things like computer games or using other applications. IPhone is a versatile tool and should not be tied only to one function. We provide GPS navigation devices, point to it, because they are only one and only one, navigation.

Based on these factors, obviously, GPS-navigation systems have the advantage over Iphones, because they are designed to do one thing, what they are doing very well. If I were you, I would buy a GPS-system and application navigation.