Category Archives: Reviews

TeleNav is sure trying hard to make an impression with their Shotgun GPS. The main attraction here is the internet connection and getting constant updates, such as where can I find the cheapest gas nearby..etc. It’s pricy and it’s missing … Continue reading →

Again TomTom comes in with a mixed bag of reviews. Gizmodo is being really harsh and simply puts it TomTom sucks and CNET on the other hand gives it the editors choice. So if you have your eyes on the … Continue reading →

The  nüvi 205W is a well liked GPS and an entry level price. It doesn’t come with all the bells and whistles as the more expensive GPS devices, such as recommended lanes, photo viewers, bluetooth etc. Specifications: 4.3 in Touch … Continue reading →

The TomTom XL 330S is a GPS that seems to have either quality issues or it’s just a acquired taste because the users and reviewers aren’t in agreement at all times. One issue that seems to come up often is … Continue reading →

Specifications: Bright 4.3-inch diagonal color touchscreen; 480×272 pixels, WQVGA TFT display with white backlight Sleek, ultra-thin design fits easily in pocket Preloaded with City Navigator North America NT Reviews: “If you can stomach the price bump, the nuvi 7×5 series … Continue reading →

The nüvi 765T is a premium priced GPS with pretty much all the extra features you could ever need, or at least thats what they would like you have to believe. There is no question about it, if you are … Continue reading →

The TomTom GO 730 is a popular GPS at an attractive price, it replaces the older TomTom GO 720. It comes with maps of U.S. and Canada and has a new brighter 4.3 inch screen. The 730 also has a … Continue reading →

The nüvi 255W from Garmin is vastly popular GPS and for good reason, it’s priced to sell and offers a great user interface. A five hour battery life and smooth 3D or 2D maps. The screen which is one of … Continue reading →