Portable GPS
I ended up getting a Garmin Nuvi 750 from GPSDiscount.com because they had the best price at the time and was also recommended by Bob & Anita. The Nuvi 750 had all the features I wanted and had a larger LCD (4.3" vs 3.5"). I didn't need Bluetooth.
I bought the GPS for my wife for Christmas becauses she drives a lot for business. Since she needed to drive out of state recently, I decided to give it to her right away. Well, she absolutely loves it and even used it to find a Dunkin Donuts near her customer. The Nuvi 750 is very easy to use and has a nice GUI. Of course her initial reaction was, "So this means I'm not getting a new car soon??"
Ron_L and MrB, my sis-in-law visited over Thanksgiving and she had a Blackberry with GPS. Good app and very handy as my bro and SIL used it while visiting friends in NJ.
Thanks again for everyone's input.
I bought the GPS for my wife for Christmas becauses she drives a lot for business. Since she needed to drive out of state recently, I decided to give it to her right away. Well, she absolutely loves it and even used it to find a Dunkin Donuts near her customer. The Nuvi 750 is very easy to use and has a nice GUI. Of course her initial reaction was, "So this means I'm not getting a new car soon??"
Ron_L and MrB, my sis-in-law visited over Thanksgiving and she had a Blackberry with GPS. Good app and very handy as my bro and SIL used it while visiting friends in NJ.
Thanks again for everyone's input.
I have the factory installed GPS on my car and it is the opposite of intuitive. Damn german cars. Hey, I sound like my husband. Hubby, who is chronically directionally challenged has the Garmin & LOVES It. I prefer his too.
My favorite feature is the estimated time of arrival. Though it can be frustrating sitting in traffic and seeing that time get further away.
My favorite feature is the estimated time of arrival. Though it can be frustrating sitting in traffic and seeing that time get further away.