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Monday, December 18, 2006

GPS: How to decide?

GPS
We present you a lot of GPS devices. But how to decide which is the right one? Inside Line provides you some help for the first step of the decision whether you like an in-built device or an PND.

Today, state-of-the-art onboard electronic navigation systems — whether a portable navigation device (PND) made by any of a wide range of brands, including Garmin, Pioneer, Sony, TomTom and more, or a built-in navigation system for your new car — can guide you with spoken directions and detailed maps, and there's no need to fumble with paper as you hurtle down the highway.

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Choosing a navigation system is no easy task, however, especially if you're shopping for a new car. Should you buy the optional factory-installed system, or get a PND? Your decision is one you'll have to live with for as long as you keep the vehicle.

Here we'll discuss the key differences between portable and built-in navigation systems, suggest some strategies to make effective comparisons and take a look at what's expected of new navigation systems down the road.


Read the complete article on how to decide here.

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Source: Inside Line


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