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Averatec Voya 320

When we reviewed the Averatec Voya 350 late last summer, we gave it a lukewarm reception; it was a decent portable navigation system but it was in need of some refinements in design and usability to really compete with the industry leaders, such as Garmin and TomTom.Well, it looks as...

Tags: Memory, Averatec, Averatec Voya 320, Voya 350, Voya 320

Product reviews 2007-02-02

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Delphi NAV300

When we reviewed the Delphi NAV200 last year, we gave it props for being a good value and offering accurate directions. Now, the company has come out with a step-up model, the Delphi NAV300, and once again, we're impressed with how much the system offers for its $399.99 price tag,...

Tags: Programming languages, Development tools, Keyboards, Delphi NAV300, Borland Delphi

Product reviews 2007-08-17

Netropa Intellinav 2

There are a number of newcomers entering the U.S. GPS market, trying to loosen the grip that heavyweights Garmin, TomTom, and Magellan have on the industry, and one such company is Netropa. The company's Intellinav 2 caught our eye not so much for its design though compact and shiny but...

Tags: Intellinav 2, Netropa Intellinav 2, Averatec Voya, Averatec, SD card

Product reviews 2007-08-06

Dual NavAtlas XNAV3550

Dual Electronics is certainly no stranger to aftermarket car tech, offering plenty of audio and video solutions, such as the Dual XDVD8182. However, it's pretty new to the GPS game, and judging by its Dual NavAtlas XNAV3550, it still has some things to learn. Dual NavAtlas has its highlights: basic...

Tags: GPS, Keyboards, Dual Electronics, Dual NavAtlas XNAV3550

Product reviews 2007-03-01