Best GPS Devices - Address Book Special Features, 4 to 6 inch Screen Size, Internal

'The XL 350-TM provides TomTom's usual impressive navigation features, with an industry standard 4.3-inch screen. '

'hands-free calling capability'

'The TomTom XL 350 TM is a new GPS unit that offers free real-time traffic updates and free lifetime map updates. '

'Build quality is good, with no hardware buttons on the Garmin nüvi 765T's slim casing save for a power/lock slider.'

'Good value'

'Easy to use.'

'Easy to use..'

'"The user-friendly Nextar Q4 GPS navigation system series gets shoppers and holiday party goers to wherever it is they want to go by the quickest, easiest way possible," said Eddy Zheng, Nextar founder. '

'easy-to-see 4.3" touch-screen display'

'excellent navigation experience'

'map scrolling can be so smooth it almost reminds one of the sweeping hand of an automatic watch movement.'

'powerful advanced audio amplifier'

'wide screen'

'It measures 4.9 inches wide by 3.1 inches high by 0.7 inch deep and weighs 6.2 ounces for easy portability between vehicles.'

'I was quite impressed when I asked the nuvi to “Find nearest Vietnamese restaurant,” (a sub-category that doesn’t exist) and it came back with a list of the nearest Asian restaurants.'

'best and most accurate GPS device'

'Navigation instructions.'

'Extra screen girth is welcome.'

'proprietary map improvement technology'

'the XL-S will come with text-to-speech.'

'new case design'

'The $400 Magellan Maestro 4250 and the $300 V7 Nav740 have much in common: slim, compact cases; bright, 4.3-inch color touch screens; detailed road maps for the United States; listings and locations for millions of services such as gas, lodgings, and (most crucial of all) coffee fill-up stations; and user interfaces that were fast and generally easy to use.'

'new case design'

'The $400 Magellan Maestro 4250 and the $300 V7 Nav740 have much in common: slim, compact cases; bright, 4.3-inch color touch screens; detailed road maps for the United States; listings and locations for millions of services such as gas, lodgings, and (most crucial of all) coffee fill-up stations; and user interfaces that were fast and generally easy to use.'

'easy one touch menu'