If you could get lose anywhere , even with a sherpa and very elaborated map , Garmin is listening . Its new line of Nüvi personal navigation systems use landmarks rather than traditional street name .
So rather than state turn left at Jones street , the system tells you to turn left at the Starbucks , or another well recognizable spot , building , or stoplight . The company research routes heavily , so you ’ll purportedly only be alerted to seat that have been there for a foresightful clock time and are n’t likely to go out of patronage before long . This is pretty awe-inspiring if you ’re driving in a city you ’ve never inflict and do n’t do it anything about the geographics .
The 2013 Nüvis also have something forebode active lane guidance , which tells you ( as you ’d probably guess ) which lane you need to be in say , if there ’s a turn ahead . You ’ll also get tangible clip dealings information , so you could get re - expel if there ’s a big wreck along your road .
And at long last , they ’re all get bigger sieve , ranging from 4.30 - inches to 7 - column inch , with prices get at $ 120 and travel all the room up to $ 380 for the most advanced example . If you ’re directionally dispute , you ’re lifespan might get a little easier when these visceral unit hit stores in March .
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