- GPS system preloaded with City Navigator North America NT
- 4.3-inch touchscreen display with 2D/3D mapping perspective
- Turn-by-turn directions with voice guidance and text to speech
- Rechargeable lithium-ion battery makes it convenient for navigation by car or foot
- Includes JPEG picture viewer, world travel clock with time zones, currency converter, measurement converter, calculator and more
Garmin’s nüvi 260W combines the thinprofile and attractive price point of other nüvi 200-series GPS with directions in real street names and a wide screen that lets you see more of what’s around you as you drive. Garmin’s line on the device is that, “the nüvi 260W gives consumers the most sought-after navigation features, while eliminating many of the premium add-ons. The result is a PND that simply gets you from point A to point B – reliably, efficiently, and with style.” As with all nüvi
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The Garminfone is one day away from being available in stores. Tomorrow you can stop by T-Mobile stores or the Garmin store on Chicago’s famed Michigan Avenue and purchase this Android powered smartphone that has built-in Garmin navigation for $199 (after a $50 rebate, with a 2 year agreement). Those who have gotten an advance look at the Garminfone have been impressed so far. A post today from Gadling.com said, “I’m just going to say it – this is the best GPS unit I have ever tested. Not just the best connected GPS unit – but the best, period.” They went on to say, “The phone is fast, looks good and the user interface is exceptional.” Want to learn more about the Garminfone? Follow us on Twitter or Facebook.
The Garminfone is one day away from being available in stores. Tomorrow you can stop by T-Mobile stores or the Garmin store on Chicago’s famed Michigan Avenue and purchase this Android powered smartphone that has built-in Garmin navigation for $199 (after a $50 rebate, with a 2 year agreement). Those who have gotten an advance look at the Garminfone have been impressed so far. A post today from Gadling.com said, “I’m just going to say it – this is the best GPS unit I have ever tested. Not just the best connected GPS unit – but the best, period.” They went on to say, “The phone is fast, looks good and the user interface is exceptional.” Want to learn more about the Garminfone? Follow us on Twitter or Facebook.
The
Garminfone is one day away from being available in stores. Tomorrow you can stop by
T-Mobile stores or the
Garmin store on Chicago’s famed Michigan Avenue and purchase this Android powered smartphone that has built-in Garmin navigation for $199 (after a $50 rebate, with a 2 year agreement). Those who have gotten an advance look at the Garminfone have been impressed so far. A post today from
Gadling.com said, “I’m just going to say it –
this is the best GPS unit I have ever tested. Not just the best connected GPS unit – but the best, period.” They went on to say, “The phone is fast, looks good and the user interface is exceptional.” Want to learn more about the Garminfone? Follow us on
Twitter or
Facebook.
The award-winning Forerunner 310XT has already established itself as a firm favorite among triathletes, by offering the most comprehensive and accurate training and racing data available. All in a wrist-mounted, swim-proof computer, the Forerunner 310XT uses high sensitivity GPS to seamlessly record the time, speed, distance and elevation profile for the bike, run and transition sections of the race, and, when used in conjunction with the relevant sensors, gives heartrate, cadence, and even power data too. And now, the Forerunner 310XT uses GPS to add one further dimension: the ability to record open-water swim distance and average speed.
The triathlete simply enables the swim mode, and presses start as they begin their swim. When they finish the swim they press the lap button and the Forerunner 310XT automatically processes a combination of the time and GPS data to give them the distance covered and average speed. This means that, for the very first time, a triathlete can record the vital metrics for every aspect of their race, from the moment they enter the water to the moment they cross the finish line at the end of the run. All of this data can then be uploaded to Garmin Connect for in-depth analysis and review after the race.
Making this good news even better for new and current 310XT owners is that this free software update is currently available, and it's quick and easy to download from Garmin.com. For an in-depth look at the new swim feature, check out DC Rainmaker's thorough review, and visit garmin.com/intosports for more information about Forerunner 310XT and Garmin's other fitness favorites.
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