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Garmin nuvi 2200 and 2300 series announced

Garmin nuvi 2360LT Garmin announced two new budget series today, the nuvi 2200 and 2300 product lines. Both come equipped with multi-destination routing, as well as the trafficTrends (historical road speed database) and myTrends features recently introduced on the nuvi 3700 series. The 2200 series will will utilize a 3.5” touchscreen, while the 2300 series will have a 4.3” screen and allow users to “preview multiple routes.” Models with an LT designation will include lifetime traffic.

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Garmin nuvi 2200 and 2300 series announced

Garmin announced two new budget series today, the nuvi 2200 and 2300 product lines.... read more

Garmin nuLink! 1695 announced

Garmin has announced the nüLink! 1695, apparently abandoning the nuvi moniker for... read more

Garmin nuvi 3700 series learns your preferred routes

I started seeing reports recently that the Garmin nuvi 3700 series will learn your... read more

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Garmin Oregon 450 for $249.99

Okay, I try not to double up on the deal posts too often, but this one is too good... read more

Garmin Edge 800 announced

Garmin announced a new cycling GPS this morning, the Garmin Edge 800. The big news... read more

Garmin GPSMAP 62s review

Hands on with the Garmin GPSMAP 62s It’s finally here… The Garmin GPSMAP... read more

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Peak.AR review

Augmented reality for the backcountry Peak.AR is a free augmented reality app for the Android and iPhone platforms, that allows you to identify distant peaks by simply pointing your phone’s camera at them. Pretty cool huh? read more  read more

Massachusetts bans phone navigation – PNDs okay

Massachusetts has a new anti-texting law that will ban the use of cell phones for auto navigation, while allowing personal navigation devices (PND). While I think PNDs are much easier and safer to use than phones, I have my doubts that this was a carefully considered part of the legislation. Hey, maybe TomTom did some lobbying on this one; after all,... read more

T-Mobile Garminfone review

Hands on with the T-Mobile Garminfone The T-Moble Garminfone is Garmin’s first Android smartphone released in North America. Produced by the Garmin-Asus partnership, it includes many of the goodies you would find on a nuvi, including North American maps, junction view, lane assist, Where am I?, tracklogs and multi-destination routing. read more  read more

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