* Small, inexpensive but robust automotive GPS navigator
* Unique and convenient click-to-enter scroll wheel makes it easy to select destinations
* Three-dimensional map graphics with voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions through a built-in speaker
* Automatically puts you back on course when you make a wrong turn or run into traffic problems
* Measures 3 x 2.74 x 2.15 inches (W x H x D)
* Affordable plug-and-play, WAAS-enabled, 12-parallel channel GPS system
* Nearly 6 million points of interest
* Turn-by-turn automatic routing
* Voice guidance
* Bright, 2.2" TFT color display
* 3-D or 2-D map perspective
* Built-in speaker and patch antenna
* Convenient scrolling wheel with click-to-enter
* Easy transfer between vehicles
* Removable Transflash data storage for additional maps
* Runs on two AA batteries or 12-volt adapter cable
Here's the rundown:
i2 - has a black and white screen (shades of gray is more subtle)US CitySelect maps not installed, but included as a dvd.
i3 - colored screen, US CitySelect maps not installed, but included as a dvd.
i5 - colored screen with preloaded US maps
* All units runs on 2x AA batteries, which is a nice thing since you can buy them almost anywhere in the world.
* It uses an old school 12 parallel channel receiver that may have difficulty getting a satellite lock inside a tinted car. An external antenna can easily fix this.
* It has a built in mcx port to plug in an external patch antenna.
* Processor is quite slow (relatively slow in recalculating routes)
* No touch screen here. 3 simple buttons(power, back, scroll wheel that clicks)
* Transflash (microsd) slot for additional storage for maps.
* This unit will work as a receiver with Garmin's nRoute (yay!)
* Unique and convenient click-to-enter scroll wheel makes it easy to select destinations
* Three-dimensional map graphics with voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions through a built-in speaker
* Automatically puts you back on course when you make a wrong turn or run into traffic problems
* Measures 3 x 2.74 x 2.15 inches (W x H x D)
* Affordable plug-and-play, WAAS-enabled, 12-parallel channel GPS system
* Nearly 6 million points of interest
* Turn-by-turn automatic routing
* Voice guidance
* Bright, 2.2" TFT color display
* 3-D or 2-D map perspective
* Built-in speaker and patch antenna
* Convenient scrolling wheel with click-to-enter
* Easy transfer between vehicles
* Removable Transflash data storage for additional maps
* Runs on two AA batteries or 12-volt adapter cable
Here's the rundown:
i2 - has a black and white screen (shades of gray is more subtle)US CitySelect maps not installed, but included as a dvd.
i3 - colored screen, US CitySelect maps not installed, but included as a dvd.
i5 - colored screen with preloaded US maps
* All units runs on 2x AA batteries, which is a nice thing since you can buy them almost anywhere in the world.
* It uses an old school 12 parallel channel receiver that may have difficulty getting a satellite lock inside a tinted car. An external antenna can easily fix this.
* It has a built in mcx port to plug in an external patch antenna.
* Processor is quite slow (relatively slow in recalculating routes)
* No touch screen here. 3 simple buttons(power, back, scroll wheel that clicks)
* Transflash (microsd) slot for additional storage for maps.
* This unit will work as a receiver with Garmin's nRoute (yay!)
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