Anyone ever use/remember one of these?
I keep moving this around in my glove box. the batteries are dead, but back in the day it worked as designed. This was pre-modern day GPS. thought some of you may appreciate it. what you did was pu...
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pnichols wrote:
Our Garmin 3550LM doesn't require paying $40-on-up per month for Internet access, nor does it require being able to access cell towers to operate - ONLY satellites.
It has free map updates, photos pop up of Interstate intersections to show me what lanes to stay in, a voice tells me how/when to turn if I wish, it plays audio books for me if I wish while traveling, I have loaded hundreds of thousands of custom locations into it, it's screen requires only light touch finger-tip scrolling and finger-tip zoom just like an iPhone, with an optional vehicle interface cord it can function as an engine monitor for our RV, I can use it in a vehicle or walking/hiking, it can remember/record where I've been, etc., etc..
IMHO, a specialized GPS unit with it's custom intergrated circuits and software so far beats out "smart" phones and the like. I hope they always will.
yes but after they have spent $600 for the latest Iphone toy and $100 a month for service, they have to use it for something other than a door stop. actually it is too skinny for a good door stop.
bumpy
