GadgetReview

I’ve seen the Magellan RoadMate 1470 GPS for cheaper but that deal has expired.  6ave, via Amazon has the Magellan RoadMate 1470 GPS for $249.99 – $63.96 instant savings + free shipping = $186.03 shipped! This GPS has a 4.7-inch touchscreen LCD, 6 million POIs, multi destination routing, AAA tourbook, bookmarks and text to speech. …Continue reading: Magellan RoadMate 1470 GPS – $186 Shipped

Holy sick price!  Buydig.com has the TomTom XL 340S Car Navigator GPS for a super low.  This GPS has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, spoken street names, turn by turn directions, emergency menu, RDS traffic ready and more.  It’s …Continue reading: TomTom XL 340S Car Navigator GPS – $110 Shipped

I’ve seen the Garmin nuvi 205 GPS for cheaper before, but J&R currently has the best price on the net.  It’s $139.99 – $35 instant savings + free shipping = $104.99 shipped! It has a 3.5-inch touchscreen, MSN Direct, microSD card slot, Where Am I function, trip computer and 4 hour rechargeable battery. …Continue reading: Garmin nuvi 205 GPS – $105 Shipped

If the prospect of spending north of $200 on a GPS add on (aka TomTom) for your iPhone or iPod touch has you little shaken fear not, for there is a semi-reasonable solution.  Arriving in stores  later this month is the Dual Electronics XGPS300 GPS Cradle for the iPod Touch.

For $179.99 it not only adds GPS to your iPod Touch but includes NavAtlas’ turn-by-turn navigation app, a rechargeable battery, speaker, audio out, mini USB port and windshield cradle.  The app itself is free and available at the iTunes app store.  But before all you cheap skates rush off to download it, note that the application works exclusively with Dual Electronics’ cradle.

Or you could just hope and pray that Google releases their free nav app to the iPhone and some how Apple approves it.

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Buydig.com has the Garmin nuvi 780 GPS Navigator for a solid price, though I’ve seen it for a bit cheaper.  This GPS has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, MSN Direct with 3 month subscription, fuel price updates, weather updates, 3D and 2D maps, FM wireless transmitter, Bluetooth for handsfree calls, SD card slot and 5 hour rechargeable battery.  It’s …Continue reading: Garmin nuvi 780 GPS Navigator – $199 Shipped

Lose your car much?  iPhone applications that use the handset’s built-in GPS to mark a starting location are nothing new, but the Car Finder app not only stores your starting location, but uses the iPhone 3GS’ camera and compass to show you an ‘augmented reality’ of where your car is located.   Note that this app is only fully operational with the iPhone 3GS – it needs the compass.  You can grab it now for $0.99.

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Buydig.com has the Garmin nuvi 885T GPS Navigator (REFURBISHED).  This GPS has a Bluetooth, MSN direct, 4.3-inch touchscreen, FM wireless transmitter, Where Am I function, 4 hour battery, jpg viewer, POI loader, microSD card slot and more.  It’s …Continue reading: Garmin nuvi 885T GPS Navigator (REFURBISHED) – $269 Shipped

TigerDirect has the Magellan RoadMate 1430 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Traffic for a new Web low.  This GPS has a 4.3-inch touchscreen, text to speech, traffic service, SD cards, 3 hour battery, spoken street names, smartdetour and more.  It’s …Continue reading: Magellan RoadMate 1430 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator – $140 Shipped

Here’s a device that makes Big Brother look a lot more fun and accessible–the Driving Reporter Gadget.

It’s a USB device that’s also an in-car 16 channel GPS system that stores about 100 hours of your driving.  All the data, all the activities are routed into this thing so you know exactly where you were, where you turned, and where you went.  Not to mention your speed getting there.  It’s a lot like the black box on an airplane, just for your car.  Okay, granted, the Driving Reporter Gadget is also black in color, but that’s just a funny coincidence.

The device runs on a pair of AAA lithium batteries, and secures anywhere on your car via an attached magnet (doubly odd since this seems to at least have some limited memory right next to a magnet as part of the design.), and you can even watch your trip on Google Earth, which is awesome if you have a tendency to get lost and want to watch your own highlight reel to figure out how you got so abjectly butt-lost in the first place.

I’m a bit concerned about having a device tattle on you constantly, but for parents this may be a godsend.  They cost $229.95 each, so finding out where your car’s been is pretty easy.

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Many an Android device might soon have access to Google’s free map application, Navigation, but for those of you that can’t hold out until early November there is always the Garmin nüvifone G60 GPS Phone for AT&T.  During the initial launch AT&T was asking as much as $300 for the handset.  Now Amazon has it for a mere $99.99 (2 year contract required), which begs the question: is the Nuvifone G60 not selling well and how long will the GPS maker stay in the game?  After all, the company just lost (the grammar police got me!) $1.2 billion from their market cap after Google announced their own FREE GPS app.

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