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When in comes to GPS navigating devices, the Garmin brand is renowned for manufacturing quality GPS devices. One after another Garmin has been introducing GPS navigators to the electronic market, with each having special features of its own. Every new device is an improved version of the older ones. The newly introduced Garmin Nuvi 1300T is packed with important features of its own. It is slim with just 15 mm of thickness, having a 4.5 inch display screen and can be carried in the pocket as well.

The Garmin Nuvi 1300T comes with NuMap Guarantee that ensures new and up-to-date maps. The Garmin Nuvi 1300T is equipped with ecoRoute software that provides the user with knowledge of fuel report, mileage, driving challenge and route cost. It also helps to find the most fuel-efficient route depending on the user’s speed limit, number of stoppages, etc. The Garmin Nuvi 1300T includes full UK and ROI mapping and it can find out any location via street name, postcode or point of interest. The Garmin Nuvi 1300T ensures a traffic free journey.

The Garmin Nuvi 1300 Traffic also features Lane Guidance, which provides the user with full instructions about the lane approaching junctions and also provides the user with visual signposts, ensuring a full navigation experience. The Garmin Nuvi 1300 UK & ROI can re-route the user’s journey and locate the right route if a wrong route is taken by the user. The Garmin Nuvi 1300T also includes safety cameras, city explorer, pedestrian mode, speed limit alerts etc.

The box of the Garmin Nuvi 1300T contains Garmin Nuvi 1300 Traffic Sat Nav, FM traffic receiver with vehicle power cable, vehicle suction cup mount, dashboard disc and quick start manual.

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The ultra-thin, pocket designed Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator has dimensions of 12.2 x 7.5 x 1.6 cm and weighs 161.6 g. The Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator has a WQVGA colour TFT display screen with white back light. It has a display resolution of 480 x 272 pixels. The pocket design feature of the new Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator makes it ideal for using it inside and outside a car.

The Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator has preloaded maps of Europe (which also includes Ireland and UK), Canada and the USA. The Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator also includes the AA City Guides for restaurant listings, tourist attractions, and many more. The pedestrian and public transport mode of the Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator helps in the downloading of cityXplorer. The Lane Assist function of the Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator provides the user with correction lane description for an upcoming junction. The Garmin sat nav includes rechargeable lithium-ion battery which lasts up to 4 hours.

The Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator also includes unique speed camera warning system which provides the user with reliable, real-time, and accurate alerts. The Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator has a very simple and user friendly menu and,with just a touch of a button addresses and turn-by-turn directions can be achieved. The Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator also includes Bluetooth wireless technology which provides the user with hand free calling. The Garmin nuvi 1370 Europe navigator also includes the unique technology of announcing street names. Before the user takes a turn towards a street, the street announcing technology announces the name of the street. With all these new features the Garmin nuvi 1370 navigator is considered a worthy buy.

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No matter how beautiful the roads of the UK are, they can even still turn out to be confusing. People who are new to the area or even the inhabitants who have not ventured on the roads well could get lost. It’s not always possible to keep asking people on the road side to reach your destination. Hence to solve this problem technological advancement was made with the introduction of GPS navigation. The sat nav helps people find their way or even keep a track of the path they have taken to reach their destination.

The Navman F15 is another such GPS navigation device introduced to assist people or help lost travellers find their way. The Navman F15 GPS navigator is built for people keeping their budget in mind. The Navman F15 is a cheap and easy to use navigating device. The Navman F15 is a very slim and portable GPS navigating device that is very popular too.

The Navman F15 GPS navigator has a 3.5” touch screen with new and very easy to use software. The software present in the device is very user friendly. The Navman F15 is an in-car GPS device which can be easily mounted on the car with the help of a strong adhesive strip. The screen of the Navman F15 navigator is large which helps in a clear view of the roads. The Navman F15 includes SiRFInstantFixII technology which ensures five times faster GPS fixes. The Navman F15 consists of the latest UK maps which also includes Ireland. The preloaded Points of Interest in the Navman F15 includes restaurants, emergency assistance, petrol stations, hotels and much more.

The Navman F15 GPS navigator’s box includes Navman F15 GPS device, adhesive dashboard disc, in-car windshield mount, in-car charger and documentation.

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The TomTom XL IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EM0.013.01) is a newly added device in the previous range of TomTom Satellite Navigation GPS devices. This GPS device is a car navigation device for people who venture on the roads of UK and Ireland. Equipped with the IQ Routes technology, the TomTom XL IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EM0.013.01) provides the driver with an easier and faster route to their destination. Pre-installed maps of UK and ROI in the GPS device ensures a clear picture of the country’s contour to the driver’s mind and also helps in navigating a better road option for the timely arrival to the destination.

The TomTom XL IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EM0.013.01) has an XL 4.3 inch touch and widescreen display for a wider view in a wider screen. Weighing just 185 grams with dimensions of 118 x 83 x 25 mm, this exclusive device is portable and when not in use can be folded to fit in a shirt pocket or hand bag with ease. The TomTom XL IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EM0.013.01) is also embedded with Advanced Lane Guidance technology that provides the user with a clear picture of which lane to take from different junctions to reach the required destination.

The TomTom XL IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EM0.013.01) also occupies different features like the built-in speaker for clearer and louder navigation instructions, Speed Camera warnings, speed limit warning for exceeding the speed limit, 2D / 3D map perspective for a better understanding of the roads for the drivers, TMC (Traffic Message Channel) ready, pre-installed POIs. Furthermore, the TomTom XL IQ Routes UK & ROI sat nav also includes more useful features like automatic routing, TomTom Map Share technology, TomTom QuickGPSfix to help drive more quickly, Plug & go and Emergency Help that provides local emergency service information to the drivers and assist in finding hospitals and other emergency necessities that might be required in a journey.

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July-2-09

TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01): The Extra Smart Navigator

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The TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01) is a car navigation GPS device that provides the user with the best route and the most realistic time of arrival. The Advance Lane Guidance present in the TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01) provides the user with the clear view of which lane to take at junctions. It is a perfect device to for accurate selection of destination within UK and NL.

The TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01) has a Integrated GPS antenna which provides the user with the quickest and the shortest choice of routes. The device from navigation giant TomTom helps in planning and defining multiple waypoints and destination to the users. It is user interface including 18 languages and speaks in 30 languages in 50 different voices.

The TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01) has 32 MB RAM and a CPU of 380 MHz with 3.5 inch, 320 x 240 full TFT colour LCD touch screen weighing 260 grams. This device can operate within the temperature ranging from -10 to +55 °C. the device also contains a USB Port and cable for PC connection with an internal rechargeable Li-Ion battery. It is an integrated GPS receiver with 20 Channel and the active external antenna helps in all-in-view tracking and support. The TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01) saves the personal favourite addresses of the user for quick route planning. The display compass on the screen provides the user with better orientation while driving. The volume of voice instructions will increase and decrease depending on the speed of the car. The device also provides the user with real time information on traffic congestions and weather conditions.

The composition of the TomTom ONE IQ Routes UK & ROI (1EK0.013.01) with Built-in speaker, Speed Camera warnings, speed limit warning, 2D / 3D map perspective, TMC (Traffic Message Channel) ready, preinstalled POIs, automatic routing, IQ Routes technology, TomTom Map Share technology, TomTom QuickGPSfix, Advanced Lane Guidance and Emergency Help makes it a very useful device for drivers.

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April-16-09

Snooper Syrius: Wireless, User Friendly and Entertaining Sat Nav

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Snooper Syrius is a state of art Satellite Navigation System which is offered with a variety of interesting features. This device comes with a Widescreen measuring 4 inches. The device which looks absolutely elegant and stylish can also detect speed cameras.

Syrius is definitely one of the most advanced systems found today. It has an advanced wireless design and looks stunning and sophisticated. With the help of the user friendly Snooper Syrius navigator, it is possible to identify your destination by just typing in the name of the city, town, post code or even the street. There is a file called ‘Favourites” where it is possible to store regular routes.

History of your recent trips is recorded in a separate file and all you need to do is to press a button to return to them. There are several ‘Points of Interests” included to help you locate them. Syrius even helps you with finding the closest leisure centre or hotel.

Interface is conveniently touch screen and the device comes with a built in battery that is rechargeable too. This enables you to move the Snooper sat nav around between vehicles without the hassle of trailing wires. Instructions are given to you turn by turn once your destination is planned and Syrius is also equipped with a 3D map and the voice prompt feature.

Snooper Syrius uses a unique database known as Enigma to help you know the locations of speed cameras on your route. The device alerts you with the speed limit at the location and the camera type. Syrius is the most reliable, user friendly, flexible and accurate Satellite Navigator you can find today.

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December-31-08

Snooper S370 Strabo: Cornering the Market

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Snooper has once again shown why it is such a respected brand when it comes to delivering quality satellite navigation systems. The latest addition to their ever expanding product line up is the Snooper S370 Strabo, which apart from performing its primary function with great gusto, also acts as a speed camera detector. The device is additionally pre-loaded with street level mapping of the UK, Ireland and Western Europe stored on a built-in 2GB of memory.

Users will also feel delighted by the inclusion of other prominent features like full postcode search, anti-reflective full colour 3.5-inch LCD colour display and an extensive list of points of interest. The anti-reflective feature ensures that you conveniently follow the cues displayed on the screen. Meanwhile, by incorporating Snooper’s award winning speed camera location technology, the Snooper S370 Strabo sat nav has really cornered the market, and if you add the intuitively designed Bluetooth handsfree feature to it, it easily wards of any probable competition.

Searching your destination is a real cake walk with the system, and all you have to do is simply type your desired street name, town, or city, or even just the postcard. Your entertainment requirements will be soothed by the built-in MP3 player which also gives you the leverage to download MP3’s from your PC to the Snooper S370 Strabo.

Moreover, the device automatically determines the distance required depending on the speed limit and consequently does away with the need to set the detection range. The device is also provided with the discretion to recognise your speed limit and keeps cautioning with visual alerts when you approach a speed camera or high risk zone.

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December-29-08

Have a Good Time with the Snooper S600 Syrius Plus

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Snooper has come up with a genuine innovation in the form of the S600 Syrius Plus, which is not just a satellite navigation system, but instilled with street camera warning systems to help you tone down your speed levels before falling at the hands of the traffic police. The device provides you street-level mapping of the UK and Ireland via an anti-reflection 4.3-inch wide screen, which is easy to follow. Then, you can also benefit from the 2D and 3D directional prompt features for a more realistic feel.

Drivers should take delight by the fact device has been incorporated with the award winning Enigma speed camera database technology that includes specifications like Gatso, Truvelo, SPECS cameras and mobile laser sites which keeps with updated on a daily basis like no other satellite navigation system. Moreover, the features, such as a full 8-digit UK postcode search, and multi-route planner, provide you with a great deal of ability to easily manipulate the route of your destination. Your safety issues in the meantime, are assisted by the much improved Bluetooth technology which ensures that you can attend to your phone calls hands free.

The onboard in-demand multi-route technology can be used to calculate a single route through up to 10 different destinations just by adding the postcodes. The feature is also a real treat to work on as it allows you to calculate the route on the Snooper Syrius S600 Plus sat nav and save it in a matter of seconds. Further, the device which gives you turn by turn voice instructions comes stuffed with an extensive range of points of interests.

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Snooper is back to what is does best, i.e. develop quality satellite navigation systems. No where is this more apparent that with the company’s new Snooper Indago Euro Plus Satellite Navigation System. It is strikingly different from the pack, in the sense that it offers you smooth access to its various features and consequently makes for easy and improved navigation.

The unit’s stand out feature unarguably is the incorporation of the ESP or rather Enigma Speeding Prevention database feature. Therefore, the Snooper Indago will give you the most viable solution to determine the exact location of the camera, apart from giving an accurate speed limit of the area. You should also love the fact that it has been inscribed with an anti-reflective LCD touch screen standing at 3.5 inch which makes for comfortable viewing. Moreover, the system takes account of your flexibility and consequently allows you the option of both 2D and 3D views of the route. The system, in addition, has the capacity to automatically recognise a speed limit and concurrently notifies you of the same with a visual alert.

With the Snooper navigation system in tow you should have little difficulty in selecting your routes and can also easily determine the fastest, shortest, congestion charge area and even the tool roads. Moreover, it from time to time will keep you informed on a range of items including advanced personal warnings about the SPECs Cameras, Watchman, DS2 Speedmaster, Mobile Gatso & Truvelo cameras, High risk zones, et al.

A good news for customers in the UK is that it includes a complete map of the country, and should therefore come in real handy for someone who is on the threshold of exploring the country for the first time. It is also great that the system is rather small and is smartly dressed making it the perfect proponent to accompany you in you endeavour.

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Speed cameras, the nemesis of most British drivers. Originally invoked to help improve road safety and lower traffic accidents, many suspect the speed cameras are nothing but another tax grab on the part of the government. It seems that even some local governments feel this way as well, including Swindon council chiefs who claim they never receive any of the revenue generated from the infamous cameras. Indeed, all proceeds from the speed traps are directly funnelled into the treasury, bypassing not only local government, but also any funding for traffic police, improving roads, or other traffic safety measures. Deciding to stand up to what they view as an indirect tax on drivers, councillors in Swindon are trying to ban speed cameras altogether in favour of other less expensive ways of ensuring road safety.

The council chiefs estimate that speed cameras cost local residents up to £400,000 per year, and we can only imagine what the national figure is. Given that all of these funds flow out of the city and directly into the government coffers, the local government feels the money could be better spent. They want to completely scrap the speed cameras and instead use a portion of the money typically generated by the cameras for cheaper, and more effective, road safety enforcement. Some suggested alternatives include speed bumps and electronic warning signs. However, local MPs fired back by saying the speed cameras do actually increase road safety and that councillors were “playing politics with lives” by suggesting their removal. Supporters of the cameras also point to statistics that show cameras have reduced traffic accidents and fatalities by 65.6%. Apparently, the battle to remove speed cameras remains far from over.

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