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DeLorme PN-20:
Five little ounces of mapping excellence |  |
| In the age of hot personal navigation devices (PNDs), the PN-20 is a different breed. It wasn´t designed to be a PND. In fact, I wouldn´t call it a PND, but rather a traditional, hand-held mapping unit like a Garmin Etrex, 60Cx or Magellan eXplorist. Being a mapping guy myself, it really caters to the needs of people like me. |
TomTom´s GO910:
Packed with plenty of cool features | |
| In my opinion, Europeans have a great sense of humor. Remember Monty Python? With the Euro-rooted TomTom GO910, I wasn´t disappointed. I unpacked it, cranked it up and started laughing when Mr. T started barking directions at me. |  |
| Navigon 7100: Getting Around Traffic in Style | |
| Out of the box the Navigon 7100 vehicle GPS receiver impresses you with its sleek euro-style design and large 4.3 inch widescreen color display. The styling alone should move a large number of these beauties off shelves and onto dashboards. Even the car mount looks sleek. But the great looks are not the best part of the receiver. The best part is the free, life-time traffic alerts available in about 65 metro regions across the U.S. |  |
| Garmin Forerunner 305: Like having "Ahnold" along for a run | |
| The Garmin Forerunner 305 is the next best thing to having "Ahnold" as your fitness coach. You can load performance data into it and compete against yourself as you run or cycle. Set-up is ultra-fast: Open up, charge it, turn it on, use it. Simple as that. |  |
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