by Luna on September 16, 2008
In Navigation device market, Sanyo might not be as popular as Magellans or Garmin, But when it comes to the terms “placing the right features at the right price“, we think that the newly released Easy Street NVM-4370 pretty nice.
The gadget offers a 4.3-inch touch screen, 4 GB of memory and SD expansion slot, text – to-speech in three languages, mic for hands-free calling and Bluetooth an input for a TMC receiver and FM transmitter with your car audio, and MP3/WMA/WAV files on your radio.
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by Luna on August 9, 2008
Last week Garmin disclosed its new GPS product, the zumo 550 GPS, the release date was the same day with the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally which makes sense given the new device is specifically designed for use on bikes.
The zumo 550 comes with so may advanced features, not only vibration tested, waterproof, UV-resistant, and built with fuel-resistant plastics, but also features a glove-friendly touch screen display which makes it still readable when biking under direct sunlight. Not to mention other noticeable biker-friendly features including a motorcycle console screen which provide easy-to-read trip information and a fuel gauge that will let you know when it’s time to fill up.
the zumo 550’will cost about $964.27 a bit more costly than average GPS in the market, but considering its function and features it worth it.
