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Buy.com has the Mio Moov 300 GPS System for $165 + $0 shipping = $165 shipped. It features preloaded maps of the U.S. with Text-to-Speech and turn-by-turn voice & text navigation. [BizRate]
Features 4.3" anti-glare, touch screen interface, 50 U.S. states and PR
Provides turn-by-turn spoken street names with text-to-speech
Ultra sensitive 20-channel SiRF StarIII GPS receiver for fast and accurate positioning
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Have one and don't use it much. If it hasn't already, the phone will replace this. Go Android/iPhone.
True, but I doubt the phone will get to that large of a screen size as that'll be to big for a handset. GPS unit needs the google street view option.
I'd buy a Garmin or Tom Tom instead. The reviews on the Mio aren't very good.
I agree with #3, why dish out money for a product that "might" work
I have a Mio C320, I travel about once a month and use it heavily. The cool thing about it is that you can hack it pretty easy and run movies and Windows CE based games. Also, if you know where to look you can upgrade the maps and some other features.
I agree with #5. I have a Mio and I have not had problems with it. I think it is great as a budget GPS. This includes Text to Speech, all 50 states and is 4.3"
#1, your an rodeo cowboy... iphone is icrap... go with a garmin