Car navigation systems.
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Bah! You're a man, stubborness and blind faith are all you need to find where you are going. 
Though all i really know is to stay away from the '3D' ones as they tend to be slower to update and not as clear/informative.
Though all i really know is to stay away from the '3D' ones as they tend to be slower to update and not as clear/informative.
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Don't go for TomTom. No, seriously.
Their support is terrible, the batteries are horrible, crashes are quite common and updating never seems to work properly.
There aren't much navigation systems which work anywhere near flawless, but if there is one to recommend it's a Garmin with a reasonably sized screen and built-in speakers.
If you want a good navigation system for about 200 euro, get the Garmin n
Their support is terrible, the batteries are horrible, crashes are quite common and updating never seems to work properly.
There aren't much navigation systems which work anywhere near flawless, but if there is one to recommend it's a Garmin with a reasonably sized screen and built-in speakers.
If you want a good navigation system for about 200 euro, get the Garmin n
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![[TW]schneidzekk](/data/avatars/s/0/1.jpg?1568638684){kind=avatar}
Got a ****ty Magellan for like 130$ and it totally does the job. No idea how it would work back home in the crowded cities of Europe but if it can handle Atlanta with like 234234234 different Peachtree Streets it can do Europe as well
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I'd say the best one is Roadmap, or Map&Compass (tm)
Be sure to take another Human(tm) with you to read directions out loud
Be sure to take another Human(tm) with you to read directions out loud
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I use Google maps.
Or Mappy.
Sorry for the useless post, never the less I am interested in the question.
Thinking about getting one myself.
Or Mappy.
Sorry for the useless post, never the less I am interested in the question.
Thinking about getting one myself.
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If you want to do it on the cheap you could get a bluetooth GPS receiver and get something like TomTom Navigator, Sygic Drive or the Garmin thingy for your GSM (if your phone is running an OS like Windows Mobile or Symbian). Also handy when you're on foot in an unfamiliar city =).
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During my driving lessons I sometimes used a TomTom One, this one, and I liked it.... but I see many people like Garmin too.
If I'm not mistaken the updates for the TomTom are free, whereas you have to pay for the Garmin ones, right?
Show me one roadmap that can automatically lead you to the destination while driving
If I'm not mistaken the updates for the TomTom are free, whereas you have to pay for the Garmin ones, right?
I'd say the best one is Roadmap, or Map&Compass (tm)
Be sure to take another Human(tm) with you to read directions out loud
Show me one roadmap that can automatically lead you to the destination while driving
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