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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: The Shire, NSW
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I have decided to bite the bullet and get a Sat Nav for the Territory. I don't want the Factory Set-up, as I want something portable, for when I have to take the Wife's car, but I would also like something for travel, as I am heading over to the East Coast USA in October, and plan to do some driving over there.
What would you guys recommend for a Sat-Nav, that is <$1,000, with a 3 Inch+ Touch Screen, with the ability to install US, European and Other Maps onto it? I have been shown a Garmin ICN 530 however a Mare of mine has a Garmin, and believes that they are better than the Navmans, and has tried to talk me into The Garmin Nuvi 310. I have no idea about either, and would appreciate some pointers. At the moment, it looks like I am heading towards the Navman. I must admit that the GPS Navigators are something that I don't know much about, so your help us greatly appreciated.
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