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 a lot of features other more expensive navigators feature but it might be worth it?
Specifications:
Dimensions 4.9L x 3.1W x 0.75H inches
12.5L x 8W x 1.9H cm
Weight 0.27 pounds (124 grams)
Screen Size 4.3 inches (10.9cm) diagonal, 16:9 aspect ratio
Display Resolution 480 x 272 pixels
Display Type TFT LCD touch screen
Speaker Built-in, high-quality speaker, 1 W
Headphone 3.5mm jack
Battery Life Up to 2.5 hours of normal use (five days in suspend mode)
Reviews:
“Also unlike Dash, they’re starting at $300 right off the bat. Even if you forego the $12/month subscription, it’s still pre-loaded with 11 million points of interest, and the usual TeleNav GPS features. Whether TeleNav’s well-known name will help them out in a market so cutthroat Dash basically couldn’t survive remains to be seen. And uh, honestly, we’re still waiting for that iPhone app.” – Gizmodo
“Overall, the Telenav is a competitive entry with some blemishes and some great strengths; the latter setting it apart from anything on the market today.” – gpslodge.com
“TeleNav is off to a good start with the Shotgun. While I ran across a decent list of things that needed to be touched up, most of those were relatively small issues that can be addressed through software updates.” – gpsreviews.net