Our Suunto X10 giveaway is over and the winner is commenter #46 Awo who said:
Watchz iz for me tanks?
Congrats! We’ll try to get in touch with him/her.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.04 at 23:14
BestBuy seems serious about entering the GPS navigation market so they already have two models: One is the Insignia NS-CNV20 we just mentioned and the other is Insignia NS-CNV10, its cheaper and smaller cousin.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.04 at 14:43
NS-CNV20 is the new GPS navigation system that is branded by Insignia and marketed by BestBuy. What immediately catches our attention with NS-CNV20 is that it has two way connectivity; and just like Dash Express it seems to offer 3 different routes for a given destination.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.04 at 14:13
GPSMAP 640 is the latest dual purpose GPS navigation system from Garmin for both the land and the sea. GPSMAP 640 is portable and rugged, and has a waterproof (IPX7) 5.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.04 at 13:40
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Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.04 at 13:01
Just wanted to remind you about the Suunto X10 giveaway we’re finishing up very soon. Go there and leave a comment after subscribing to our feed.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.03 at 19:47
We get plenty of emails from big-time drug smugglers in Miami who want to know: "When will Garmin provide a comprehensive, affordable GPS solution, at home both on the road and the water?" Looks like we're one step closer to an answer with the GPSMAP 600 series.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.10.03 at 16:02
Best Buy sure looks to be aiming high with its first Insignia-branded GPS units, which will apparently not only pack all the expected run-of-the-mill specs but two-way, Dash-like communication as well.
Via Engadget | Posted on 2008.10.03 at 13:27
An article came out yesterday on how GPS signals could be spoofed and incorrect time and location information could be sent to GPS receivers that are responsible for everything from the power grid all the way to banking system.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.03 at 06:16
Remember the Nikon P6000 we talked about last month? Somebody already went to trouble of reviewing the performance of the GPS receiver on the device.
Via NaviGadget | Posted on 2008.10.03 at 06:09