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c|net has an article via the New York Times about how GPS technology is making life easier for travelers and how the technology keeps getting better while prices continue to drop. GPS is making its way into the hands of the mainstream public as the technology used to build them gets cheaper. “More and more [...]
Adam Engst of TidBITS has reviewed the Magellan RoadMate 760 GPS. Adam writes: Is the Magellan RoadMate 760 the ultimate voice-navigation GPS? No, although the addition of the SayWhere technology brings it closer to my ideal device. Pretty much everything I said about the RoadMate 700 before applies to the RoadMate 760, including my gripes [...]
PC mag has reviewed the Garmin c330 StreetPilot GPS Vehicle Navigator. They liked the ease of use, overall light weight, and preloaded maps. They found the screen difficult to use in bright sunlight, and limitation of single-segmented trips.
The Magellan RoadMate 760 has been reviewed by pc magazine. The 760 looks identical to the RoadMate 700 however the newer model has many advantages. They really liked the new Smart Detour feature and text-to-speech capabilities. They also remarked on the verbal announcement of full street names an categorized points of interest (POIs).
In a perfect world, the Magellan RoadMate 300 portable vehicle navigation system would come with free, preloaded map cards for turn-by-turn, voice- and text-guided street routing right out of the box. Now, for a limited time, customers will get that added Turn It On and Go convenience at no extra charge. Customers who purchase a [...]
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