Best GPS Devices - Keypad User interface, Handheld Form Factor, Canada Maps

GPS Devices User interface: Keypad Form Factor: Handheld Canada Maps

4 Garmin

6 Built in

7 Handheld

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Magellan eXplorist 110 GPS Receiver
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Garmin Forerunner 205 Wrist-Mounted GPS Fitness Computer Bilingual
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'Navigation instructions.'

'The is available by tapping on the upcoming turn icon, and displays a detailed view of the next turn.'

'solid navigation'

'platform offering extremely high performance and sensitivity'
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Cobra 4000 GPS Receiver
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Averatec Voya 350 GPS Receiver
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'the interface is a bit confusing at first.'

'it will tell you to turn, it just won't tell you the name of the street to turn onto.'

'the screen can be hard to read'
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Garmin StreetPilot i3 GPS Receiver
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'With an estimated retail price of $399, ($299 for the I2 monochrome model) the StreetPilot I3 breaks a new price barrier for voice-prompted navigation systems'

'Slow route calculation and re-calculation.'

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Garmin Quest 2 GPS Receiver
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'The waterproof unit has a rechargeable internal lithium-ion battery that provides up to 20 hours of use.'

'some of the tabbed menus are outside the visible screen area'

'The installation of Garmin's MapSource software was an obnoxious process, requiring a 25-character unlocking code for the maps, as well as a seven-character registration code.'

'The slightly pricey Garmin Quest 2 doesn't have a touch screen'
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Garmin iQue 3600 GPS Receiver
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'minimalist software bundle (aside from the maps).'

'one small device that serves as my PDA, cellular phone, and GPS'

'intriguing convergent device'

'Palm OS 5 operating system is easy to use'

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