A Review of the Newest GPS Navigators
GPS devices these days are quickly becoming more of a need with the perplexing countless network of roads and freeways. Garmin a while ago launched some unconventional GPS navigators and the slim and easy-to-use Garmin nuvi 775T is one of them.
This Garmin gadget boasts attributes akin to the Garmin 765T in addition to transatlantic maps of Europe, North America, U.S., Canada and Puerto Rico. Using a 4.3″ wide touchscreen display, this Garmin navigator fits snugly into pockets and purses and also comes with USB connectivity and car mounting kit. Some of its attributes encompass Lane Guidance, 3rd Assist Junction View, multi-destination routing, bluetooth connectivity, microphone for handsfree calls, HotFix satellite prediction and built-in GTM 20 FM traffic receiver.
The progressive release of Garmin’s 200 series is the Garmin 255 GPS navigator. The Garmin 255 comes with a viewable 3.5″ antiglare full color display, built-in antenna, simple controls and 3D interface, making it the complete choice for users new to GPS gadgets.
Similar to its fellow consumer electronics giants, TomTom a while ago announced the TomTom 125 GPS navigator that packs a plethora of abilities in its sleek and portable body. This TomTom navigator offers a 3.5″ color touchscreen display, preloaded maps of U.S. and Puerto Ricowith 5 million points of interest (POI), EasyPort suction cup windshield mount, the option of 2D or 3D displays and much more. Armed with such a wide multitude of features, folks are spoilt for choice.
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