Saturday, September 23, 2006

The Rand McNally GPS Navigator

Posted in Uncategorized by Paul Jacob on September 23rd, 2006

Rand McNally has 150 years of expertise in maps but I still don’t know why they took this long to come out with a GPS navigator. The Rand McNally GPS Navigator is simple enough for everyone to use. The Rand McNally GPS Navigator is the only system available with both paper maps and a portable GPS system. You get the big picture an atlas provides and turn-by-turn GPS navigation in one box. It goes for $499.99, and it comes with pre-loaded maps of the U.S., Canada,� and Puerto Rico.

Unique features:

  • Simple, intuitive, and easy-to-use system with preloaded maps of the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands for voice-guided door-to-door routing
  • Portable and lightweight design that’s a full inch thinner than many GPS devices in its class, so it takes less space on the dashboard or in your a purse or briefcase
  • The Rand McNally Road Atlas and Travel Planner for a big picture overview of where you’re going
  • 26 Best of the Road� trip itineraries with suggested attractions, restaurants, and shops selected by Rand McNally’s award-winning editorial staff

Product highlights:

  • Clear voice prompts tell you when to turn
  • Automatic rerouting if you miss a turn
  • “Detour” button to route around traffic jams
  • Bright 3.5″ color touch screen with 2-D and 3-D modes
  • Day- and night-view map modes
  • Large keyboard for touch screen entry
  • “Go Home” button that directs the driver home from any location
  • Multistop route planning and mileage calculator
  • Doubles as an MP3 player
  • Easy access to millions of points of interest including:
    Food
    Gas stations
    Lodging
    Banks and ATMs
    Travel and shopping
    Emergency services
    Many others

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1 Comment »

  1. offshore banking said,

    October 3, 2006 @ 3:06 pm

    great blog, keep it comming.

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