UPDATE: Read my hands on review of the TomTom EASE.
The TomTom EASE was announced this morning, bringing a new entry-level product to the US market. This 3.5” navigator features text-to-speech, 3 million points of interest and pre-loaded maps of the US. It includes IQ Routes, TomTom’s historic road speed database, for improved routing. The EASE also features a simplified two icon main menu. Basically, this is the TomTom START, which was introduced in Europe a few months ago. Since no images are available yet, I’ve taken the liberty of posting one of the START above. The TomTom EASE is expected to be available in early 2010.
UPDATE: Consumer Reports says you’ll be able to skin the EASE with custom colors, just like the TomTom START.
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Can you do a killer impersonation? Have kids? Want your GPS to curse like a sailor? Well hang on, because the boys in Olathe have released 
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is the company’s first mid-range, “connected” navigator, offering LIVE services such as Google Local search, gas prices, etc. It has a 4.3” wide-screen and text-to-speech, so you’ll hear “turn right, Oak Street,” instead of just “turn right,”
is one of Garmin’s top of the line touchscreen handheld units. It comes equipped with a 3.2 megapixel, 4x zoom, 
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