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4.3" isn't much of a wide screen =P
http://www.frattoys.com
For $300, you folks can touch my screen all you like....
sincerely,
toddsucks
lol
306 @ Amazon. Amazon doesn't require membership.
Either does Toddsucks2
This is all great, but Magellan (magellangps) has AAA triptiks nationwide available on the GPS system and longer warranty for AAA members. Check this out. Could be a real differentiator.
Alan
$382.93 at Amazon.com
I've used both Garmin and Magellan. EVERYTHING about the Garmin was better, from the user interface to the maps to the routing, as well as the company and the customer service. It seems as if you pay a premium for Garmin but that it is justified, at least in my opinion.
I bought Garmine Street Pilot III for $500. Does anyone has any comment?
why shouldn't u be the one who gives us comments about your Garmin Street Pilot III #9?
#9, you got sodimized, but you thought it was worth it at the time so enjoy. $500 for any GPS is too much in my book. Why do you care what we think anyway? I tried the NUVI350 to see what all the noise was about. Doesn't replace a good map but is a nice addition to one. Took it back because it wasn't worth the $475 at the time. No blue tooth at this price? I also want topographical maps and water resistance for motorcycle use. When I can get these features and good performance for < $200 then I will go for it. Garmin does seem to be the best at this time but you pay heavy premium for it.
Yes, #9, we need YOUR comment. Among Tom Tom, Garmine, and Magellan, which one is the best on the market nowadays?
Couldn't see any option that I can pick up the above at store
Don't get any GPS without txt to speech function. Another word, don't get this Garmin.
Go get a Mio c520!
I bought the Garmin c580 from costco when it was on sale for $350. that was a sweet deal. anyone own it?
#13, I've heard that but how the difference?
#14 Great suggestion.
Others considering this Garmin or Tomtom One XL: For ~$300 (at Amazon or buydig), it beats $600 Garmins & $500 Tomtoms hands down (TTS, media player, picture viewer, Bluetooth you name it). You can hack the hell out of it, from themes/skins to Windows CE shell, adding extra buttons or routing mode. Install any software a Windows based PDA allows, even Tomtom's maps in case you don't like the ones that come with it. Mine can play divx/mpeg2/ac3/ipod aac etc and for ~$300, you probably can't even get a branded PMP with a touch screen like this.