Navsgo GO760RV 7-Inch on dash car GPS
November 7th, 2009
Navsgo GO760RV 7-Inch on dash car GPS is large optimal choice for your SUV, Van and Truck; Wireless transferring backup image from camera to GPS unit, no complicated wire hiding around your dash water proof day and night camera one click of switching between navigation screen and backup image 3D building maps(only available in city center of most states of USA and whole Canada) Text-to-speech voice guide(available in English and Spanish) 12 millions POIs Most update USA/Canada maps data SMART ZOOM function Intelligent address searching Automatic and instant route recalculation when a wrong turn is made Multi-destination of a route available Different route types available Daytime & nighttime mode Speed alarm Multi language & voice support(English, French, Spanish, Portuguese) Hand free Bluetooth function Multimedia function including Music Player (support mp3, wav, mid files), Video Player (support asf, avi, mp4, wmv files), Photo Viewer (support mbp jpg, png, fig files) FM Transmitting function can transmit all sound including Navigating Guiding Voice to your vehicle FM radio AV input function make the device as a LCD monitor, you can connect DVD player, video game or backup camera.
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We have an excellent navigation system in our car and purchased this Garmin strictly for traveling and use in rental vehicles. We recently used it for a trip to New Mexico and traveled from Albuquerque through Santa Fe and north to Durango, Colorado. We visited many remote areas and found that the maps were extremely reliable. The database seemed to be up-to-date and was useful for researching places to stop for gas or grab a bite to eat. It was VERY user friendly and it captures the satellites a little better than some of the other portables that we have used (but not nearly as good as the built-in navigation system in our Acura; however, we don’t expect that from any portable GPS device like Garmin). We had a bit of trouble activating the MSN service and were told by customer service that parts of Brooklyn, NY, have gaps in the broadcast service. It took a while but finally connected and activated and we haven’t had a problem since then. Overall, we give it 5 stars because it completely lives up to expectations and is very easy to use.
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