Looking for a fitness coach to assist you in your running on the go? There’s an app for that! And this time that app is free! Thanks to iTunes being so generous and just giving away popular apps we have today a fitness assistant which provides multiple layers of information and tracking to keep you going on the schedule you need. With this app you can track and calculate all of your runs via GPS navigation, but at the same time can also schedule and plan them out based on how far you would like to go or even to the point of how many calories you want to burn. Keep it all timed so you know exactly where you are in it, and improve yourself if needbe. Calories are all taken into account, so you can always know where you are with that, and beyond the simple calculations it provides this app also boasts sexy voice feedback in either English or German if that’s how you roll.

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Save big on today’s Amazon Deal of the Day and snatch up a Timex Global Trainer Heart Rate and GPS Watch for only $99.99! Originally listed for $360, you’ll save 72% (a whopping $260.01) on this deal.

This watch is anything but normal, too! Not only does it obviously tell time, but you can get pace, speed, distance and more on your wrist, allowing you make good on that New Year’s resolution of getting into shape. The Ironman Global Trainer GPS watch from Timex features SiRFstarIII GPS technology and ANT+ compatibility, so it records your performance across several dimensions–including pace, speed, distance, and more–providing real-time data on a customizable screen. The SiRFstarIII GPS technology needs no calibration, too, making it easy to use.

It can also measure your location with altitude ascent and decent distance rates, records up to 100 location waypoints to track back and create routes, and recalls up to 50 custom routes for pace tracking. It comes in a durable, lightweight resin case (as well as a resin strap) so it can endure anything you put up against it. It’s also compatible with Windows XP or newer and with Mac OS X10.6 (Snow Leopard) or newer so that you can upload all your stats on your computer! The battery recharges when connected to USB port or to any electrical outlet with included AC adaptor

With six modes of operation including performance and multisport modes, you’re getting a tremendous deal with Amazon’s Deal of the Day, so you better act fast before it goes back to the listed price!

Crutchfield is once again knocking down the price on this Magellan’s RoadMate 2136T-LM GPS!

Feast your eyes on this sweet deal! Now you can grab this fully featured Magellan Navigator for a superb low price! This Roadmate features a 4.3-Inch easy to see display and will guide you to any destination without issue. Fully vocalized directions allow you to keep your eyes on the road, and thanks to the fully voiced street names you need not look away for a moment, and you won’t miss your turn. Lane guidance is also here, for this complicated Highways and freeways that you’ll doubtless traverse. In addition the Magellan also has over 6,000,000 points of interest in its arsenal, everything from gas stations to hotels and restaurants so even when in unknown territory you have somewhere to stop and take a breather.

Use Crutchfield’s $20 coupon (3A825) to slash this price to $109.99.  Make sure you get to their Credit Card page to put in this coupon

Crutchfield has some additional savings you can apply to this Garmin nuvi 1490LMT 5-Inch Bluetooth Portable GPS!

Portable navigation is now easier than ever with current technology provided, but thanks to this new discounted price it’s even easier to get where you’re going without getting lost. With this new Garmin Nuvi 1490LMT GPS you can enjoy a large 5.0-Inch display which will keep you in tuned with where you are without the need to squint or crane your neck to see, while at the same time fully voiced directions including street names and highway lane assistance keep you on track even when you’re not looking at the unit. LIfetime map updates are also available here for free, so you can keep up with the ever changing road system without shelling out more cash. It even supplies you with traffic updates on-the-fly so you can get around delays before they happen and save a lot of time getting where you need to go. You can apply the coupon on the page for credit information.

Last time we posted this GPS it was $185.  Now Crutchfield sells it for $149.99.  Just use coupon 3A825 when you get to the Credit Card page.  The price should drop and you should get free shipping

The stand alone GPS, you know, the thing you mount to your dashboard, is quickly becoming an antiquated device thanks to the likes of the iPhone and Android smartphones.  But that hasn’t stopped TomTom from fighting a good fight, despite their market cap getting slashed in half overnight when Google announced free turn-by-turn directions on the Android platform.  As a result the company has resorted to an ultra gimmicky feature that we absolutely love.

What is that?  A variety of iconic movie and tv show characters can now provide you with voice directions.  Last year they added Darth Vader and a few other Star Wars characters.  And if you remember TomTom produced a short, yet entertaining video depicting Vader in the recording studio.  Needless to say it was quite the gaff, especially when he strong arms the studio producer with The Force.  Now, TomTom is back with Sesame Street voices.  And what better way to market the new feature than to put Burt and Ernie in the audio booth for an adorable 2 minutes of fun.  We don’t often say this, but you gotta watch, especially if need something to perk you up on this Monday.

However, you’ll have to spend $12.95 if you want Burt and Ernie directing to your next destination.  That is assuming you still use your TomTom.

Amazon has nicely slashed the price of this Garmin nuvi 50LM 5.0-Inch GPS Navigator!

Here’s a slim GPS that’s just begging to be taken with you on any trip! The Garmin nuvi 50 not only has that smaller naming scheme but a sleek design that will easily fit in your pocket and come with you, while at the same time pushing a large 5.0-Inch clear LCD display. It has fully voiced directions including the street names so you never make a wrong turn, and even if you do it will quickly adapt your route and keep you on your way. Lane assistance is also rendered, for those highways you aren’t used to and it even has a speed limit indicator system. Cityexplorertm is an optional service which will give you directions based on public transit from buses, subways and more for directions in the city.

For now, get 20% off this GPS, making the final checkout price $119.99.  That’s 20% off the normal retail price.

Amazon has slapped the price down to size for this Tomtom VIA 1505M GPS Navigator!

With GPS navigation becoming a norm travelling is a much easier process, and thanks to Amazon that convenience can be yours for a super low price. This TomTom VIA 1505M Navigator is everything you need to handle the long roads between you and where you want to be. With its large 5.0-Inch display and fully dialogued information including directions and street names you will never fear being lost again; and in fact being lost would be most interesting thanks to this navigator’s 7 million points of interest you can seek out. IQ routes technology inside will even take you the fastest route with a basis on time of day or week, and with free lifetime map updates you’re sure to save more cash while keeping up with the times in our ever changing road system.

The regular price of this GPS is about $190.  However, Amazon has smacked the price on this GPS to $126.99, thats a 33% saving.

TigerDirect via Amazon is offering the lowest price we’ve seen for this Garmin nüvi 1450LM 5-Inch Touchscreen Portable GPS Navigator!

Get where you need to go with little effort thanks to the slick price on this very functional Garmin Nuvi GPS Navigator. This model includes a wide 5.0-Inch display which makes viewing from the dash effortless, but in most cases you won’t have to thanks to its fully voiced directions which include lane assistance for highways and declaring of street names so you never miss a turn. When it comes to errands it can even plan out the most efficient route between several destinations at once, while logging your trip and seeing exactly where you’ve been on the map. You also get Free Lifetime map updated with the deal, and that saves you well over the price of a GPS over time.

Get this GPS for a rock bottom low.  The price to you is $139.99 + $4.64 S&H.  Final price then, if we have our math right, is $144.63.  Not bad considering it cost about $80 more last time.

With plenty of sales over the last week it’s very clear how just about anyone could take advantage of the savings. Everything from Cameras to video game peripherals and Bluetooth Headsets have been graced with low prices, some of which the lowest we’ve ever seen. Here’s some of the best that are still around:

10. Nikon Coolpix S9100 12MP Digital Camera – $230

This dynamo of a camera was released earlier this year at a fair price of $350, but now thanks to some clever savings from Abe’s of Maine you can get this Nikon Coolpix S9100 for much cheaper. Just use the coupon code LOYALTY10 to bring the price down to this level and you can start snapping high quality 12MP photos with ease and get the perfect close-ups with its intense 18x Optical Zoom capabilities. Can’t go wrong here.

9. Bose Bluetooth Headset – $88

You remember eBays offering on this one? Yep it’s still around, and you can still grab this Bluetooth Headset from Bose at the lowest price on the net. This one is designed to be your swiss army knife for calls on the go, mainly in part to its noise cancellation technology on both ends to keep voices crystal clear even in very loud circumstances. The earphone portion is based on the powerful Triport technology Bose employs in their portable headphones, so sound quality is a definite plus here. This definitely won’t last much longer so grab it while its still alive.

8. TomTom VIA 1505T 5.0-Inch GPS – $120

Crutchfield still has some special savings you can grab on this brand new TomTom Via 1505T. It’s not very often we see discounts on the 5.0-Inch models, but this one pulls all the stops and supplies you with perfect voiced navigation and free lifetime traffic support to avoid the jams before you arrive at them. 3A825 is the coupon code you need to type in at the credit page to get this price, and it’s definitely worth it.

7. HP Photosmart All-in-One Printer w/ 1 Year of Ink – $119

Believe it or not you can still save on this HP Photosmart Printer. Just use coupon code SAVE30HP to cut down the price and experience the thrill of full color photo prints with ease. This one can also copy and scan at a high DPI for picture perfect quality and print at up to 33 pages per minute for blazing fast prints altogether. For a limited time you can also get a years supply of ink for free with your order, and when it comes to saving you money there is no better way than that.

6. Sony Blu-Ray Remote for Playstation 3 – $13

Best Buy has gone and lowered the price on this Remote for the PS3 to the lowest we’ve seen! It’s quite a simple peripheral but definitely necessary for taking advantage of one of the most popular features of the PS3; full support for Blu-Ray discs and movies. This remote has all the buttons and controls you need for a full home theater movie experience but manages to tag on Bluetooth connectivity for plenty of range and easy control no matter what direction you face. Tax and shipping may apply to this one, or you can save more and pick it up in a Best Buy near you.

5. Samsung PN43D490 43-Inch Plasma TV w/ Free 19-Inch TV – $550

If you were looking for a great sized TV for a great home theater experience then this combo is for you. Still alive and kicking you can grab this 43-Inch Samsung Plasma TV and receive a free 19-Inch Samsung to go along with it. This one has a 720p HD resolution which may not be the best around but it also sports 3D support and a 600Hz SubField drive to smooth out the picture like never before. It also includes 3 HDMI 1.4 inputs for HD/3D connectivity all around.

4. Samsung Stratosphere 4G For Verizon – FREE

We like things that are free, and when you grab a contract with this brand new Samsung Stratosphere 4G you get just that. This powerful smartphone comes with Android and a 1Ghz Hypertasking processor. It includes a large 4.0-Inch AMOLED display for HD viewing all around and a full QWERTY keyboard which slides out for underneath and makes typing quickly a breeze. You can also share its 4G connection with mobile hotspot over 8 other devices so nothing has to go without.

3. Asus U36SD-A1 13.3-Inch Netbook – $709

After a small shipping fee of $9 you still manage to save $300 on this powerful Asus U36SD Notebook. Not only does it come with a compact 13.3-Inch High Definition display but also a powerful Intel Core i5-2410M 2.3Ghz processor paired up with 4GBs of DDR3 RAM. Graphics are provided from NVIDIA’s 520M discrete solution for easy viewing of HD videos and gaming on the go. Top that off with a 640GB hard drive, gigabit Ethernet with Wireless N and Bluetooth and a massive 9 hours of battery life and you have yourself the perfect notebook to take anywhere.

2. NOOK – The Simple Touch Reader – $79

Unbelievably, you can still save big via eBay on this refurbished NOOK Touch Reader. This popular solution for eBook reading provides you with everything you need to take all your favorite novels and stories with you anywhere. It includes a 6.0-Inch E-Ink display which won’t hurt your eyes during extended reading sessions. It also runs on the Android Operating System and therefore provides the ability to fully browse the Web on the go. 2GBs of memory is included with SD support for even more. Thousands of books are at your fingertips at a price you can afford.

1. Battlefield 3 – Limited Edition Pre-Order

Battlefield 3 is out tomorrow, so you still have the ability to take advantage of these pre-order savings! Amazon has you covered on all platforms here, giving you a bonus offer of Dog Tags and the Back to Karkland expansion pack free with any version. The PC downloadable version is discounted to $49 but the console versions for PS3 and Xbox 360 maintain the traditional price but offer $20 in Amazon Credit to go along with it and that can be spent anywhere on the site. The latest and greatest installment to the series will shortly be here, so grab these extras while you can!

Sears is offering a new low price for this Tomtom VIA 1405TM GPS Navigator!

Get where you need to with ease thanks to this new and improved TomTom VIS Navigator now at a new low price! This 4.3-Inch Wide-Screen wonder provides very simple controls and fully voices out turn-by-turn directions including street names so you never have to worry about being lost again. It also comes with Eco Route technology which can base your route off using less fuel and provides many emergency options such as locating the nearest hospitals or simply telling you exactly where you are. Frequent locations can be saved on a whim so you don’t have to manually key into them and an integrated mounting system makes it very quick and easy to set it up or take it down when you leave to prevent theft.

A $50 discount cuts the price of this GPS to $129.99.  Pick up in store or ship for about $12.

Crutchfield is offering the lowest price around for this TomTom Via 1505T 5.0-Inch GPS with Lifetime Traffic!

Now here’s a GPS that will get you everywhere in style all at a new low price! This brand new TomTom Via GPS provides you with a large 5.0-Inch display which is more than enough for easy viewing on your dash. It includes full voiced out directions that include naming of streets so you never have to miss a turn, and even if you do it will recalculate the route for you as you drive so you never miss out on your destination. This model includes with it Free Lifetime Traffic Updates which means your navigator will continuously report congested traffic conditions nearby and allows you to steer clear of delays to your destinations. TomTom’s MapShare software allows you to fix map inaccuracies on the spot so you don’t have to wait for updates and that allows you to edit speed limits, names, directions or anything else with ease.

Use coupon 3A825 to hack the price to $119.99.  Enter the coupon on the Credit Card page

It’s that time again…when you eagerly count down the hours, minutes and, for some, minutes until your weekend festivities begin. But before you run out of the office, check out all the cool and exciting things that went down in the tech world for the week! From a Star Wars AT-AT Dog Costume to a .22 Caliber Gun Knife and even a Floating Magnetic Lamp, we’ve compiled some interesting reads to help entertain you while you do your weekend countdown. Enjoy!

8. BOSE OE2 Headphones

BOSE has released a new set of headphones, the OE2i and the OE2. The OE2i includes an inline mic that’s supposed to work with the iPhone, but features the same specs as the OE2. Both are lighter and smaller than BOSE’s original on-ear headphones and use memory foam, making them comfortable to wear. The OE2 and OE2is are available now in black or white for $149.95 and $179.95 respectively.

7. Tagg GPS Dog Tracker

Never worry about losing your canine friend thanks to the innovative new Tagg GPS Dog Tracker. As a very small device, simply attach it to your pet’s collar and you can log into the company’s website to track your dog. You can also setup a zone notification so that Fido doesn’t leave the confines of the zone. For $199.95, the Tagg’s master kit includes the tracker, a battery charger, USB and AC plug, as well as a year’s service.

6. Star Wars AT-AT Dog Costume

In celebration of Halloween why not dress up Fido in this cute and unique Star Wars AT-AT costume. It’s custom made by Katie Mello, but we’re sure you can have a professional seamstress replicate it.

5. Real Life-Like Masks from Real-f

The Japanese company, Real-f, is offering a life-like photocopy of your face or head to hand on your wall. Sounds freaky, but, hey, some people like that sort of stuff. So the digital images are printed on to an image on vinyl chloride resin stretched over a mold and then shipped to you to display.

4. Floating Magnetic Lamp

The Light-Light looks like a normal light, but the top – or really the lip of the lamp – is wireless, which lights up and floats freely above the base unit due to a set of magnets and innovative engineering minds (the company is called Crealev). The lights are pretty pricey, which is what you’d expect from some next level lighting like this. The price tag starts at $1,300.

3. iTar: The iPad Guitar

The iTar transform your iPad into a guitar thanks to Starr Labs’ patented button-based guitar fretboard. But the iPad’s touchscreen can also be converted into a “keytar” (piano guitar) or even a drum set, making the possibilities almost limitless! Since Starr Labs is a small shop they’ve created a donation campaign, with $200 minimum to get your own version.

2. SpyNet Laser Trip Wire

Set up a laser trip wire anywhere you want to protect some goods or valuables using The SpyNet Laser Trip Wire system. It comes with a transmitter that beams a laser to a receiver unit, in addition to two mirror units to expand its reach around corners and through doorways.  If someone, or something, crosses its path an alarm will go off to notify you of an intruder.

1. A .22 Caliber Knife Gun

A knife that doubles as a gun…only on YouTube! This deadly weapon not only has the ability to cut and stab, but it also shoots thanks to a .22 caliber chamber. Where are the bullets you ask?

1Sale A Day via ebay is offering a new low price on this Magellan Maestro 4210 GPS System!

If you’re looking to get around then there’s no better way than to save this much in one go! This Magellan Maestro navigator is the best budget solution for navigating around cities or towns with ease. This model comes with a large 4.3-Inch display which is plenty large enough for easy viewing on your dash. It includes voiced turn-by-turn directions which take the guesswork out of driving and keep your eyes on the road. While mistakes can easy be avoided with route recalculation. You have plenty of options for reaching your location as well, from choosing the shortest route or quickest route by time, utilizing less or more freeways and of course avoiding toll roads. It has 4 hours of battery life on a single charge for outdoor use and includes 2GBs of installed memory with connectivity over a USB 2.0 interface.

They’ve got it for $69.99 with free shipping.

Garmin’s line of Forerunner products has long been the choice of athletes across the globe.  They track just about every stat an exercise fanatic would like to know, such as heart rate, distance, speed, calories burned and more.  But triathletes, those who not only bike and run, also swim, and never has a Forerunner device been able to keep track of their fish like abilities, that is until now.

The Forerunner 910XT tracks the aforementioned assorment of data, but also keeps tabs on your detailed swim metrics. To be more specific, it can log your swim distance, stroke identification, stroke count and pool lengths.  It will also compute something called a SWOLF score, which is the sum of the time it takes you to complete one length of the pool plus your strokes.  So 15 second and 30 strokes gives you a SWOLF score of 45.

Like other Garmin devices, the Forerunner 910XT is compatible with their bike mount system, allowing it to be quickly transferred from the wrist to handlebars.  In addition to Garmin’s heart rate monitors, we can only assume the 910XT is compatible with their cadence sensors, though there is no mention of it in the press release, so here’s hoping.  And since you’ll clearly be going the distance with this GPS watch, both length and time wise, Garmin has given it a 20 hour battery life with all these features engaged.  Lastly, the Forerunner 910XT is compatible with Garmin Connect and their wireless ANT+ tech that transfers stored data wirelessly to a computer using an included USB stick.

The Garmin Forerunner 910XT will ship sometime this quarter for $449.99.

Smartphones come a dime a dozen these days, with everybody wanting a piece of the market. But not everyone has the right goods though, making for some sorry ass smartphones that are doomed from the beginning. Apple’s iPhone continues to be a leader in the smartphone market, as well as a number of Android-based phones, but some tried to beat out these smartphone top dogs and fell flat on their face. Others just didn’t have what it takes to make a great smartphone and some just became obsolete because of newer and better versions.

7. Huawei M835

Poised to be a beginner’s smartphone, the Huawei M835 from MetroPCS is an Android phone to avoid like the plague. Released earlier this year, its design is a rip-off of T-Mobile’s Comet, the Huawei M835 is slow as hell and its performance is nonexistent. While it may sport a cheap price, we don’t give this smartphone too long before it becomes obsolete.

6. T-Mobile G2

T-Mobile’s first 4G device, the G2, is now gone forever. The official date of death was June 6, 2011. The HTC-built device had a good run and lots of rave reviews, but T-Mobiles myTouch 4G Slide was coming in, so they needed to replace one of the first Android phones available. It’s not entirely a fail, but it’s been discontinued, so it now lives in the smartphone graveyard like the aforementioned devices.

5. Palm Pre by HP

Hewlett-Packard said goodbye to the smartphone market in August when they announced that their Palm Pre devices would be discontinued. Out for a little more than a year, the Palm Pre was killed slowly due to slow development. HP also announced it would kill production on it’s tablet and looks to get out of the hardware manufacturing game as a whole and stay focused to the software side of things. Too bad because many thought their WebOS software was actually going places.

4. Dell Streak

Dell is well known in the PC market, but its try at an Android phone was more of a flop. Looking more like a tablet than a smartphone, the Streak is too large to be a phone and too small to be a real tablet. A phone that won’t fit your pocket would be an obvious feature for failure, but Dell didn’t think so. Many criticized Dell for trying to create an entirely new category for phones (or tablets), and they should have chosen the Streak to be one or the other…not both. It was officially discontinued in August.

3. Microsoft Kin

Microsoft’s Kin had a very short life span…only six weeks to be exact. The company blamed low sales numbers, but Microsoft just came too late to the smartphone party is more of why it failed. Primarily targeted to teens as a social device that would allow them to always be connected to their social life on Facebook or Twitter, the Internet connectivity was a bit too pricey than a teen could afford. Microsoft should stick to what they know…Word, Excel and PowerPoint. But who knows, they might have better luck with their Windows Phone 7 that has been coming up in tech news on the net lately.

2. Garminfone

The Garminfone wasn’t as successful as Garmin’s GPS products were. While everybody wants GPS capability in their smartphones, the Garminfone wasn’t exactly the Holy Grail of GPS-oriented phones. Sold through T-Mobile, the Garminfone failed to generate expected sales. Some say that it was due to poor marketing, while other say there are too many other options with GPS that the Garminfone was totally unnecessary.

1. Google Nexus One

Much hype surrounded Google’s Nexus One smartphone before it launched, with analysts believing that it would dethrone Apple’s iPhone and take over the market. Boasted as the iPhone killer, the Nexus One proved to be its own killer instead. Designed to be a replica of the iPhone, it still failed to have many of its notable features. It also had spotty or no 3G coverage, poor customer service and it didn’t have a major carrier backing it up, instead being sold to the consumer directly. It had such bad sales over its first six months that Google decided to discontinue selling it back in July 2010.

Canon’s Powershot S95 has long been regarded as a great point and shoot camera by many professionals and photo enthusiasts. Today, the company released its successor, the S100.

First off, Canon finally introduced an updated image processor, the DIGIC 5, which can also be found in the SX40, also announced today. So while we don’t know how this will translate in terms of photo quality, we can only assume that Canon has improved upon their tech resulting in improved image capture with less noise and more accurate colors.

A 12.1 megapixel CMOS sensor, full HD video capture, 24-120mm wide angle lens (5x optical zoom), optical image stabilization and a 6400 ISO make up the bulk of the optical features.

GPS has been added helping you keep track of your photo’s locations as well as your route throughout the day. A 3-inch LCD screen lets you review your handy work on the fly, which can be captured in RAW + JPEG for improved image quality, a feature often relegated to DSLR cameras.

Unlike comparable cameras in the same class the S100 boasts a a control ring on the front of the camera for fast, manual adjustment of pertinent functions such as ISO, zoom and focus.

They’ve also included High-speed Burst HQ for snapping up to 8 frames per second and a new Intelligent IS mode that automatically adjusts the camera’s features according to the use case (Normal, Macro, Panning, Dynamic, Powered, Tripod).
The Canon S100 will arrive in silver or black, and sell for $430 sometime in early November.

Amazon has a super special offer to share on this Garmin nüvi 2350LMT 4.3-Inch GPS Navigator With Free Lifetime Map and Traffic Updates!

If you’re looking to pick up a navigator that does more than just take you where you need to go then check out this this Garmin 2350LMT has to offer. This portable GPS navigator comes with a large 4.3-Inch display along with many features which making travelling easier than ever, such as full spoken street names, lane assistance and nuRoute technology which determines the way based on previous traffic at that time. With Free Map and Traffic updates you will always be right up to date on the newest elements and changes to the road while being able to avoid those traffic jams before you even arrive at them, which in turn saves you a lot of time. It even allows you to select the most Fuel-Efficient route which saves you the most money rather than the most time and it’s very simple to use. Last but not least this navigator works outside of your vehicle and guides you through city transportation just as easily, so you never get lost using the subway or bus.

Today Only! Grab this feature packed navigator for the lowest price we’ve ever seen it at, only $149.99 after $80 savings, delivery is also free.

Garmin’s no stranger to the cycling world, which can be attested to by the release of the Edge 500 and 800.  However, both of those options are pricey, costing $250 and 450 respectively.  So the budget minded cyclist, the one that simply can’t justify spending a few thousand on a bike, probably has already negated the aforementioned units since they’re probably the equivalent price of a new frame or all together new bicycle.

So we’re not too surprised to see Garmin introduce a budget minded version, the Edge 200.  When it goes on sale in the next few weeks it will cost just $149.99.  Course, you won’t get a color touchscreen or ANT+ tech that connects it to a heart rate monitor or cadence sensor.  But we feel as though that’s a worthy sacrifice seeing as it still boasts the same ruggedness as the higher end version, enabling riders to expose it to even some of the most harshest of elements, including rain and probably some colder weather.  The high-sensitivity GPS receiver with HotFix satellite prediction should translate into very little wait time to find your location and the ability to track distance, calories burned and distance completed.

Much like most, if not all of Garmin’s products, riders will be able to share their data on Garmin Connects website (they’ve got a massive 70 million users), allowing them to face off against a virtual partner, track their workouts and find new routes no matter where they are in the world.  They just need to plug it into a computer and upload their data.

Crutchfield has some coupon savings to offer for this Garmin nuLink 1695 GPS System!

With travelling becoming more and more commonplace there is no reason for you to get caught without knowing where you are. And thanks to this advanced GPS system you will always stay ahead of the game in style! This Garmin nuLink 1695 GPS is packed with a huge 5-Inch display which gives you a perfect overview of where you’re driving while at the same time guiding you properly through lanes on the highway and speaking aloud not only directions but street names so you never miss a turn. This device also packs in real-time traffic updates so you can dodge the jams before you even arrive at them as well as over 6 million built-in points of interest (Expandable unlimitedly thanks to local Search by Google), ecoRoute technology for the most fuel efficient way around, multi-destination routing and much more.

It’s $199.99 – $20 coupon (3A825), which makes the final price at checkout just $179.99

Fujifilm is certainly no stranger to photography, but global positioning systems, now that’s a different story.

Yesterday, the company introduced the Finepix F600EXR. And while it boasts the usual assortment of high end point and shoot camera features (we’ll get into those in a sec), it includes a GPS system and a database of over 1 million points of interest. Users can also store their finds, building on the existing database, though we’re not sure if you can share those in a community like fashion. In the event you get lost during your travels you can use the F600EXR to backtrack or simply plot your trip, all which can be accessed using Photo Navigation, if necessary of course.

And the buck don’t stop there. There is a 16 megapixel sensor that can detect motion to reduce blur, EXR dynamic range, the usual image stabilization and a 15x optical zoom. On the back is a 460k 3-inch LCD, though it doesn’t look like it’s touchscreen, which we can most certainly live without. And lets not over look the F600EXR’s ability to capture full HD video and 360 degree panoramic shots.

The Fujufilm F600XR is expected to hit retail stores this October for $349.95.