A Review of 2010′s Latest GPS Navigators

GPS devices nowadays are becoming more of a necessity with the perplexing multitude system of roads and freeways.

Navigon, a brand which unquestionably isn’t as popular as its fellow competitors in the GPS market, just a while ago unveiled some radical GPS gadgets. The slim and user-friendly top of the range device from Navigon, the Navigon 7200T GPS navigator, possesses capabilities like maps of U.S.A., Canada, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, ability to calculate the shortest, optimum or fastest routes, option of 2D or 3D mode and a voice command system. By using a 4.3″ wide touchscreen display, this Navigon device is the impeccable alternative for folks willing to fork out money on a similarly priced product.

The  new-fangled high end Navigon GPS navigator, the Navigon 8100T GPS navigator, offers voice recognition, a great 3D view on the screen, fast route recalculation, a large 4.8″ screen, Bluetooth connectivity, and lots more. Armed with 128MB of RAM, a special dedicated 3D graphics chipset and a 533MHz processor, the Navigon 8100T GPS navigator is perhaps, the speediest GPS product created by Navigon. With other great features such as voice navigation entry, real time traffic updates, Bluetooth Handsfree, Navigon Sync, Zagat Ratings and Reviews and Direct Help, individuals can pick out this impeccable GPS navigator from Navigon with both their eyes closed and be pleasantly surprised!

Similar to its fellow consumer electronics giants, Magellan a while ago announced the Magellan 3250 GPS navigator which comprises a host of functions in its sleek and portable body. This Magellan navigator showcases a 3.5″ color touchscreen display, preloaded maps of U.S.A. and Canada with 6 million points of interest (POI), AAA TourBook, AAA Roadside Assistance, Voice Command interface, Bluetooth connectivity and so much more. Designed with such a extensive variety of functions, individuals are spoilt for choice.