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GPS – Vital Automotive Technology

A highly desirable piece of equipment, the GPS satellite receiver is now a popular feature on many 2007 cars, trucks, and SUVs. The GPS system functions by triangulating the signals of a set of 24 NavStar earth orbiting satellites in six orbits (4 satellites each) around the earth.

At the very basic level, a GPS device displays travel information, such as local attractions, directions and distance to your destination. The navigation system on the new 2007 Acura MDX, along with its satellite radio, and Bluetooth phone synching add fun and functionality. GPS navigation systems offer many other optional capabilities.

Top hand held models

Garmin eMap Deluxe GPS Receiver has an excellent base map of the Americas, 12 channel reception, and good reliability.

Garmin eTrex is inexpensive, small, rugged, and waterproof. Its size and features will provide you with plenty of opportunities for enjoyable use.

Top On Dash Models
Garmin StreetPilot 2820 is packed with features such as: wireless hands-free calling and live traffic receiver, MP3 player, audio book player and a well-developed database of roadside points of interest.

The Garmin Nuvi 660 Automotive GPS is a top of the line model with a large color touch screen, and BlueTooth capability. Accessorize to obtain real time traffic information with a Garmin GTM-20 traffic receiver.

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