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Garmin Geko 201$90.00 to $140.00
Tags:garmin, geko, 201, | Teletype Gps WorldNav 3100 Deluxe$225.00 to $484.00
Tags:teletype, gps, worldnav, 3100, deluxe, | Pharos Science iGPS-360$50.00 to $134.00
Tags:pharos, science, igps-360, |
Garmin StreetPilot c530
StreetPilot c530 comes ready to go right out of the box with preloaded City Navigator® NT street maps and a hefty points of interest (POIs) database, including motels, restaurants, fuel, ATMs and more. Simply touch the super-bright sunlight-readable color screen to enter a destination, and the c530 takes you there with 2D or 3D maps and turn-by-turn voice directions. In addition, the c530 accepts custom points of interest (POIs) such as school zones and safety cameras and lets you set proximity alerts to warn you of upcoming POIs.Minimize
Garmin nuvi 250
Packed with features and available in a variety of hip colors, the Garmin nuvi 250 is affordably priced and easy to use. The nuvi 250 comes preloaded with City Navigator map data giving you quick, turn-by-turn directions to anywhere in the continental United States. Pull up colorful, 2-D or 3-D maps on the sunlight-readable screen and voice directions will guide you safely and quickly to your selected destination. You can also set custom points of interest on the nuvi 250 such as your favorite restaurants or coffee shops, and with proximity alerts you’re always aware of where you’re going, and where you’ve been.Minimize
Lowrance iFINDER GO2
Just grab this bright yellow handheld iFINDER Go 64MB GPS and go, go, go. It's easy to use, waterproof, has a 2.2 diagonal Film SuperTwist display with backlighting and a built-in 64MB background map with coverage of the continental U.S. and Hawaii. The GPS also includes up to 1,000 waypoints, 1,000 event markers and 100 routes; up to 100 retraceable plot trails and up to 10,000 points in any trail; 30+ map zoom ranges and 42 graphic icons to mark spots.Minimize
Garmin Forerunner 101
The Forerunner 101 offers athletes and recreational walkers and runners an entry-level personal training device with GPS. It has the same features as the Forerunner 201, but operates on two AAA batteries. The Forerunner 101 stores lap histories for up to two years to provide an archive of workout performance over time. Users can retrieve lap data for previous workouts by date, week, month, or over a specific time interval. For business travelers who want to train on the road, the Forerunner 101 also doubles as a navigator. Users can mark their hotel as a specific location, see their current position on the plotter display, and follow an electronic breadcrumb trail back to their starting point.Minimize