Features
# 4" Wide TFT Touch Screen
# Preloaded Continental U.S. and Canada Map Data
# Over 1.5M POI
# Hands-free Calling with Cell phones that have Bluetooth
# Call-out from Contact List (Max.500)
# Voice Guidance
# Turn-by-turn Navigation
# 2D and 3D Maps
# Plays MP3/WMA/WAV stored on SD Card
# Headphone Jack
# English and Spanish

In the Box 1GB SD Card storing US Map Data
AC and DC Power Adapters
Car Mounting Kit
USB Cable
DVD Storing U.S and Canada Maps
Instruction Manual CD
Quick Start Guide

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Seems pretty toasty to me! Why are you guys so quiet on this one? Great deal!

great deal! ordered 1 with 2 day shipping. Hope it will be shipped out.

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GPS drops down to $50? insane. Same time last yr I thought getting a GPS at $99 was good.

First time ever seeing a GPS below $50. Good sign.

imthebest said:It's always better to get the lesser known brands of GPS. TomTom, Garmin satellites are on the verge of overloading from all of the GPS units they have in use. After Christmas, when even millions more are turned on by peoples out there, the satellites will overload, much like a server on website that gets to many hits. When that happens, they easily fall out of orbit and crash to earth. I read an expensive article about it. If you get a GPS unit you should get a Nextar or one like this Sanyo or even a Bluetooth model.
Also, some of these block the government signals for E-Z pass and then you cannot go over bridges or get the signals in tunnels or walking in cities where tall buildings exist.
The big satellite companies like Garmin and TomTom don't want you to know these facts and will protect these secrets at all costs.
Buyer beware!

ha ha. This is the most noob reply I have ever heard. Tom Tom and Garmin's Satellite overloading?!! . Sorry if every gps maker had to have their own satellite systems, you won't be able to see the MOON. There is just one satellite system owned by US gov.

Ha ha second joke, so i guess, if satellites overload, they become heavy and start getting out of control. So they crash and burn. . I really hope you don't in believe what you write.

javaman2003 said:imthebest said:It's always better to get the lesser known brands of GPS. TomTom, Garmin satellites are on the verge of overloading from all of the GPS units they have in use. After Christmas, when even millions more are turned on by peoples out there, the satellites will overload, much like a server on website that gets to many hits. When that happens, they easily fall out of orbit and crash to earth. I read an expensive article about it. If you get a GPS unit you should get a Nextar or one like this Sanyo or even a Bluetooth model.
Also, some of these block the government signals for E-Z pass and then you cannot go over bridges or get the signals in tunnels or walking in cities where tall buildings exist.
The big satellite companies like Garmin and TomTom don't want you to know these facts and will protect these secrets at all costs.
Buyer beware!

ha ha. This is the most noob reply I have ever heard. Tom Tom and Garmin's Satellite overloading?!! . Sorry if every gps maker had to have their own satellite systems, you won't be able to see the MOON. There is just one satellite system owned by US gov.

Ha ha second joke, so i guess, if satellites overload, they become heavy and start getting out of control. So they crash and burn. . I really hope you don't in believe what you write.

This is not a joke. Due some researching yourselfe and educate yourselve instead of typing such an ignorent response.

I think it's more like the really bad comedian who keeps going with a bad joke thinking that it can magically turn funny, instead of getting off stage before the tomatoes hit him..

congrats...you get the prize for the STUPID POST OF THE DAY!

imthebest said:It's always better to get the lesser known brands of GPS. TomTom, Garmin satellites are on the verge of overloading from all of the GPS units they have in use. After Christmas, when even millions more are turned on by peoples out there, the satellites will overload, much like a server on website that gets to many hits. When that happens, they easily fall out of orbit and crash to earth. I read an expensive article about it. If you get a GPS unit you should get a Nextar or one like this Sanyo or even a Bluetooth model.
Also, some of these block the government signals for E-Z pass and then you cannot go over bridges or get the signals in tunnels or walking in cities where tall buildings exist.
The big satellite companies like Garmin and TomTom don't want you to know these facts and will protect these secrets at all costs.
Buyer beware!