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Does anyone have a handheld navigation unit. I played with a TomTom (model GO 510) in Office Max yesterday and I loved it. The only drawback was the $600 price. It was really easy to operate. I haven't ever messed with the Garmin or any other brand units. Are they all so easy to operate or do you need a PHD to figure them out? I want one of these for Christmas.
I've looked at the website and don't understand the major differences between the model 510 and the cheaper Model 300.
Model 300:
http://www.tomtom.com/products/featu...tegory=0&Lid=4
Model 510:
http://www.tomtom.com/products/featu...tegory=0&Lid=4
I've looked at the website and don't understand the major differences between the model 510 and the cheaper Model 300.
Model 300:
http://www.tomtom.com/products/featu...tegory=0&Lid=4
Model 510:
http://www.tomtom.com/products/featu...tegory=0&Lid=4
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I have the MIO 269+. Dunno if it's available in the US, but it's a great handheld unit.
http://www.mio-tech.be/products/pers...plus/index.php
I used to have an earlier version of TomTom, but I was very disappointed with the software and the customer support.
http://www.mio-tech.be/products/pers...plus/index.php
I used to have an earlier version of TomTom, but I was very disappointed with the software and the customer support.
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