Top Navigation Systems for 2010

With so many options out there, searching for the right GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEMS these days is not as easy as it could be. You probably aren’t aware of the flora of manufacturers in for your buck till the actual search for one begins. Going for a GPS device isn’t a walk in a park. Features such as Portability, Text-to-Speech Recognition, Live Updates, Traffic Updates, Quality User Interface, and the overall accuracy of a navigation system are things you should take a look at when going for GPS device. Of course in your search you don’t have to include the goodies or you just might end up with a device that doesn’t fit into your budget.

At BatteriesontheGo, we took out time to conduct a small research on the top systems for 2010. You may call these systems the most favored GPS systems by consumers in 2010.

Garmin Nuvi 360 3.5 Inch Bluetooth Portable GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEMS– The Garmin Nuvi series includes several models but the Nuvi 360 stands out. This portable pocket-sized personal travel assistant features Bluetooth technology, text-to-speech, and traffic updates from access to the Garmin nuLink data service.

Garmin Nuvi 1690 – Another model from the Garmin Nuvi series, this product offers free traffic updates for two years, text-to-speech directions, preloaded maps, an intuitive interface and so on. It’s bundled  with other goodies including Google POI search, White Pages search, fuel prices, and weather forecasts at your locale. This particular Nuvi model is priced above $350.

TomTom GO 740 Live – It comes with Bluetooth hands-free calling, and text-to-speech. With TomTom’s Live service, users receive real-time traffic updates, fuel prices, and Google POI search for a monthly subscription fee.

TomTom XL 340 S – The TomTom XL 340 S GPS NAVIGATION SYSTEM features the revolutionary TomTom’s IQ Routes which calculates routes based on historical speed data. It’s a portable GPS with text-to-speech, and a user-generated map update (MapShare) system.

TomTom ONE 125 – The TomTom One 125 GPS has a reasonable 3.5inch touchscreen, 3D graphics, preloaded maps, and text-to-speech and features Foldable EasyPort so you can move easily from one car to another.

Magellan RoadMate 1470 – For a device on the lower end of the price scale, this Magellan device achieves the essence of owning a Portable Navigation Device. It works really fast and you’ll love its user friendliness and accuracy on the road.

Of course, there are tons of great product GPS products in the market that haven’t got as much shine as these mentioned above. Finding a GPS product that fits your navigation demands begins with you outlining those features you absolutely need at the bare minimum. Are you looking for something for your car, a boat, or a handheld device for the kids? The best places to start are your favorite comparison internet site or a local store with helpful product consultants at your disposal.

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