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Garmin International is pleased to announce the new nüvi 760 navigator and personal travel assistants. This new model in the popular nüvi family feature a sleek design with a fixed (non flip-up) antenna, in addition to new software features such as route planning, trip logs, speed limit indicator, "Where Am I?", and more. The built-in FM transmitter allows users to wirelessly transmit audio, including MP3s, phone calls and audio books, through the vehicle’s stereo. The nüvi 760 comes preloaded with highly detailed City Navigator® NT (Where is ver. 14) road maps. The preloaded map data features one million points of interest, including hotels, restaurants, gas stations, ATMs and attractions.
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Please note: Like most USB Mass Storage Devices, the nüvi is not compatible with Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows Me |
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Garmin is pleased to announce an important upgrade to the nuvi 250 series. The nuvi 260 and nuvi 260W are physically identical to the 250 series with the inclusion of TTS (Text to Speech) at. Attractively-priced and simple to use, these sleek navigators now comes with turn-by-turn voice directions that announce the name of streets as you navigate. These newest models in the popular nüvi family feature a sleek new ultra-slim design while retaining the well known easy two button “Garmin” interface and menu structure that sets Garmin apart from other GPS navigators. Both models offer the same feature list and specifications with the 260W being a 4.3” wide screen display. Both models come with City Navigator® Australia NT 2008 preloaded on internal memory freeing the open SD card slot for additional maps and images. Additional features and enhancements include a Picture Viewer, Calculator, Currency Converter, Unit Converter and World Clock, also included are configurable vehicle icons and Garmin Lock™ which disables the unit from performing any functions until the user types in a specific 4-digit PIN or takes the unit to a predetermined secure location. The POI proximity alert feature is standard and this enables Speed camera, School zone, Red light camera and other Black spot data to be downloaded for advanced audible and visual warnings. Warnings are announced by voice. i.e. “Warning, 60KM speed camera ahead”
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nüvi 260 nüvi 260W Product specifications:
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GVN 52PAU
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Product Features and Specifications
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Zūmo 550
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Features of the Zūmo 550
Zūmo 550 comes packed with
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StreetPilot C510
In-car navigation has never been easier - or more affordable. Based on Garmin’s phenomenally popular c320, the StreetPilot c510 is destined to become the new benchmark in easy-to-use, affordable, attractive, and functional navigation. Retaining the well known easy two button “Garmin” interface, enhancements like high-sensitivity SiRF GPS receiver and Text to Speech (TTS) again solidifies Garmin as the world’s leading innovator of location technology. Other enhancements include configurable vehicle icons and Garmin Lock TM which disables the unit from performing any functions until they user types in a specific 4-digit PIN or takes the unit to a predetermined secure location. The StreetPilot c510 come pre-loaded with City Navigator v7 (Sensis 13) on internal memory along with the ability to audibly announce the name of upcoming streets and points of interest, letting drivers keep their eyes on the road while navigating through busy traffic and convoluted roadways. A neat protective carrying case is now included with the StreetPilot c510 as is a, suction cup mount, adhesive dash mount, 12-vold adapter, PC/USB cable, and quick reference guide. |
Features of the StreetPilot c510 are;
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Garmin StreetPilot 7200
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The face of the StreetPilot 7200 only has one button – an on/off switch. The side and back of the unit houses integrated internal speaker, mini USB port, Av input, SD card slot and 3.5 mm audio jack. A wireless infrared alphanumeric remote control that allows easy operation of the device from a distance is standard equipment. The unit ships standard with City Navigator Australia maps pre-loaded and on CD-ROM, a 12-volt power cable, alphanumeric remote control, PC/USB interface cable, Ac power adapter, quick release dash mount, owner’s manual and quick reference setup guide. Features of the STP7200 are:
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QUEST
Smaller than a standard television remote, the Quest provides an ample screen viewing area, that won’t demand a lot of room on the dashboard or in the briefcase. The unique antenna folds flush with the unit when not in use and users can connect an optional external antenna as well.
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The unit is pre-loaded with 'City Navigator Australia' which provides auto-routing street level coverage of Australian cities and highways. It is also supplied with a fully unlocked copy of the MapSource® City Navigator CDROM. For the outdoor types who want to use the unit on a camping or fishing trip, the Quest is waterproof and fully compatible with MapSource Bluechart marine cartography. With 243 megabytes of internal memory, this small-but-powerful GPS navigator has plenty of built-in map storage. In your pocket or on your dash, Quest gives you the freedom to travel light - with lots of map detail at your fingertips.
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GPSMAP276CNP1
The GPSMAP 276C is an all-in-one, versatile, colour chartplotter and automobile navigator perfect for land or water. This portable GPS navigator features a 256-color TFT display that's easy to read in bright sun along with a built-in basemap and auto routing to provide you with turn-by-turn directions to the marina for a day of boating. On water, the GPSMAP 276C is a dependable, colour chartplotter with a built-in Autoroute basemap enhanced by Garmin's marine cartography. It accepts pre-programmed or user programmed data cards with MapSource® BlueChart® for offshore detail. accessories included with the GPSMAP276CNP1: City Navigator CD
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In addition, the GPSMAP 276C supports external NMEA sources for water depth, water temperature, and water speed through two serial interfaces. The unit also features a new Course Deviation Indicator (CDI) an advanced navigation tool commonly found on aircraft, but equally practical in the marine environment. The CDI quickly indicates if a boat has veered off course. On land, the GPSMAP 276C's Pacific Autoroute basemap features interstates and major highways. With an optional automotive kit and MapSource City Navigator Australia software, drivers can receive voice-prompted turn-by-turn directions to addresses and points of interest throughout Australia. For map transfer or software updates, the GPSMAP 276C features a fast USB-PC interface. The unit is also powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery pack, or a standard 240 Volt AC plugpack. |
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Since we first introduced the nüvi family, customers have been drawn to it because of its elegance, size and features. The nüvi 660 builds on the legacy of the nüvi 330-series while adding desirable enhancements like a wider screen and FM modulator. With its large, touch screen interface, the nüvi 660 makes it easier than ever to obtain voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions; route calculation; and automatic rerouting if a motorist strays off course. The unit speaks street name, so drivers will know to “turn right on Main Street.” Garmin has also made it possible for customers to augment the pre-loaded maps with custom points of interest such as school zones and safety cameras. Another new feature is the integrated FM transmitter that broadcasts voice guidance, MP3, audio books and phone calls over the vehicle’s existing speakers. The nüvi’s entertainment audio is muted when navigation instructions are given. The nüvi 660 also allows users to make and receive hands-free phone calls directly through the nüvi’s touch screen keypad. The Bluetooth Wireless Technology capabilities and intergraded microphone and speaker provide for hands-free mobile phone calls. In addition, phone numbers may be looked-up and dialled from the mobile phone’s address book or from the phone’s call history log that shows calls received, calls dialled and calls missed (for supported phones). If a user does not know the phone number of their destination, they can easily find and dial if from nüvi’s points of interest database such as hotels, restaurants, gas stations and attractions. When the nova’s FM transmitter is activated, all Bluetooth-enabled phone calls will be emitted over the vehicle’s existing speakers.
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Features of the nüvi 660 are:
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The nü way to travel. Navigator. Translator. Entertainer. Tour Guide. Garmin’s nüvi™ 310 is one versatile little GPS. Sold This pocket-sized Personal Travel Assistant now comes with hands-free Bluetooth® wireless technology in addition to the popular features offered in the nüvi 300 — making it the go-anywhere travel companion. Place hands-free calls with Bluetooth wireless technology
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The nüvi 310 integrate wireless technology with a microphone and speaker that lets you make hands-free mobile phone calls. Simply dial numbers with the nüvi's touch screen keypad to make a call on a compatible Bluetooth phone. To answer calls, just tap nüvi's screen and speak directly into its built in microphone. In addition, easily look-up and dial numbers from your personalized phone book or from your phone’s call history log. Don’t know the phone number for your destination? Simply find and dial it from nüvi's extensive points of interest database — including hotels, restaurants, stores, and attractions. Navigate with Ease The nüvi 310 comes preprogrammed with Australian Street level map data by Sensis, and includes automatic routing, 2D or 3D map perspective, and a fingertip touch screen interface — making navigation easy. It accepts customized points of interest (POIs) such as school zones and safety cameras.
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