GPS Steals and Deals - 4/14
A few key postings this week:
The New TomTom RIDER 2 was announced for Europe.
The Mio C220 was announced for the US.
I reviewed the V7 Navigator 1000, and posted about a review on the new Magellan Maestro Line.
I posted about the potential for the Nuvi 380 with MSN Direct.
I posted a comparison of the Nuvi 300 series to the Nuvi 200 series.
Dash is looking for 2,000 testers across the US; Sign up!
Over at GPS Tracklog, Rich posted a story on new 1:24,000 Scale Maps of Colorado for the Garmin handheld line.
Highlights
The Nuvi 680 is selling through a Ford Dealer at Amazon - $899 - see my hands on Review of the Nuvi 680. Read Why a Ford dealer is selling the Nuvi 680.
Very solid Garmin Nuvi 350 dropped to $398, and it's a HOT seller at Amazon.More info on the Nuvi 350.
Garmin Nuvi 360 adds Bluetooth to the Nuvi 350 capabilities and is now around $449.
TomTom ONE - around $290 See my Review of the TomTom ONE.
The usual Steals and Deals
Fry's is still blowing out the Mio C310x at $189 .
More Info on the C310X from GPSLodge.
Staples has a couple of GPS Units at $199 - The Mio C310x and the Lowrance 250C
Garmin Forerunner Rebate - $50 back on a Forerunner 205 or 305, which drops the prices down significantly. See my Review of the Forerunner 205.
Other GPS's. Here’s a quick rundown:
Garmin Nuvi 660 - Price around $697 at Amazon. See our Hand on Review of the Nuvi 660 - Also check out the GPSNow site for what has been often a lower price, and Order by 5PM weekdays, you get same day cheap shipping.
Garmin Nuvi 670 - Need to travel to Europe and navigate when you get there? Garmin Nuvi 670 comes pre-loaded with both US and Euro maps. It's the very capable Nuvi 660 base unit with the extra maps pre-loaded.
Garmin StreetPilot C330 – Now around $260 for this very capable, maps pre-loaded device.
Garmin StreetPilot C340 – for $315
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Posted by Scott Martin at April 14, 2007 8:53 AM
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