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Sony Style has the refurbished Sony Portable Navigation System NVU73T for $85 (when added to cart) + $0 shipping = $85 shipped. The NVU73T has goodies such as a 4.3" Wide & Slim Display, 3D Junction Guide, Pre-Loaded Maps & Content, Text To Speech, and optional Traffic Messaging Channel. [BizRate]
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The price of this one is dropping like a rock from the sky. A refurbished one said it all. However, it sells by SonyStyle website, which is a plus.
Just bought the Sony Nav-U NV-U44 3.5" GPS for $86 at sears. Not sure what's up w/these GPS', but at least it's a new one...
I hear the Sony GPS is horrible. I would just stick with the companies like Garmin who know what they are doing.
They also have NV-U83T for $135, but.. yeah, Sony GPS are crappy. I'll say, spend your $$ elsewhere.
For GPS from point A to B, Garmin rules. Multi-Function /Hackable, Mio and Navigon are good choice.
Sony should stick to what they do best... That or develop a better satellite network.
Did the same #2. Hope it works out.
User Review:
http://www.gpspassion.com/FORUMSEN/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=107391
"It's in the box on it's way back to Sony. I'm pretty disappointed with this product.
Why?
* Poor routing engine
* Poor selection of routes
* Poor UI response time
* Poor routing response time (miss a turn and it recalculates for 40 seconds or more)
* Inability to quickly select a manual detour
* Gesture control is pretty useless
* Poor battery life (2hr rated, but in actuality it was about 1.5 hrs)
* Proprietary car cord (XA-DC3)"
>>Sony should stick to what they do best.
That would be rootkits and substandard proprietary messes?
I ordered U44, seems that it is a much more responsive unit.
thanks for the feedback. i was thinking about this since it is a sony.
tried this in a store. They are slow for inputting or to change options. Skip this one.
Like #3 said, go with a trusted GPS brand such as Garmin.
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