| Sony NVU73T 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator | 
| Brand: Sony
List Price: $349.95 Buy New: $199.99 as of 9/2/2010 17:19 CDT details You Save: $149.96 (43%)
New (4) Used (1) Refurbished (1) from $70.00
Seller: Pavilion Electronics Rating: 94 reviews Sales Rank: 22,898
Color: Silver Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Batteries Included: Yes Native Resolution: 480 x 272 Display Size: 4.3 Includes MP3 Player: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5 Dimensions (in): 0.8 x 5.2 x 3.1
MPN: NVU73T Model: NVU73T UPC: 027242728523 EAN: 0027242728523 ASIN: B00153T624
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| Features:
| • | 4.3" Anti-glare/Anti-fingerprint Touchscreen Display | | • | Super Suction Cup | | • | Gesture Command | | • | Dual-View-3D Junction Guide | | • | Pre-installed Maps of US, Canada, and Puerto Rico with Nearly 5 Million Points of Interest |
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Product Description Travel with confidence. The widescreen 4.3" touch-panel display of the nav-u portable navigation system provides turn-by-turn directions to where you want to go.Traveling to your favorite destinations has never been this easy. The nav-u portable satellite navigation system has a sleek, 4.3" touch-panel widescreen display and can be easily mounted in almost any vehicle. The brilliant, high-contrast full-color graphical interface is also intuitive and fun to use. Whether it's a trip across town or cross-country road trip, the nav-u satellite navigation system makes the perfect travel companion. Pre-Loaded Maps and Content The NV-U73T comes pre-loaded with Map Content covering the entire United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Enjoy powerful, portable navigation out of the box! 4.3" Wide and Slim Display Dual-View-3D Junction Guide Dual View capability displays dynamic route information, in addition to the conventional map view, to provide an even clearer view of what?s around the bend or in a highway merge scenario, which Junction to take. Gesture Command With a touch-screen comes control via simple, on-screen finger movements. Commonly used commands such as ?take me home? may be accessed by gesturing an inverted ?V? on the screen versus paging through numerous menu screens. RDS-TMC Traffic Messaging Channel Step away from standard GPS mapping and towards a more complete navigation solution. Real Time Traffic Information radio reception allows the NV-U73T to constantly monitor relevant traffic conditions and automatically re-route you around trouble spots!** TTS (Text To Speech) TTS (Text to Speech) also eliminates second-guessing when making a turn; the device utilizes spoken commands ensuring you are able to follow the directions by street names. Super Suction Cup Mount Using the Sony-unique Super Suction Cup, mounting a Nav-U portable satellite navigation system to either the dashb
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Got backup batteries????? August 13, 2010 Jlannie I bought this system and was very pleased with it until it stopped working after about 6 months. I got it at a very good price from a Wolf Camara store that wasclosing in GA. I was relocating at the time and loved the way I could depend on it taking me where I need to go.
One day the system just would not work no matter how I tried to charge it . I took ik to a local radio shack and was told the system was good but the life was not , and so I am stuck with a unit the does not work at all. I felt Like I got kicked in the pants. No one sell this battery and I understand that the product has been discontinued. WOW!!! Talk about disappointed; I am so lost . It sucks!!!
They do not talk about the life span of the batteries.
Good enough for new users June 24, 2010 Roy T. Rivera This is for me a good gps for new users. What really pushed me buy this is because it is SONY. I am loving it because I dont really travel a lot. I mean the farthest I go would be like 10 miles...so this one is good enough for me. It says the street language, it tells you which lane if you need to take a ramp going to the the next exit in the freeway (which for me is tyhe most helpful)...So I give 3.5 stars generally.
Sony NVU73T GPS - very nice for the price. October 17, 2009 Al (Michigan) This GPS is easy to use and I have bought 3 in total, for myself and family. The 1st at Sam's club, the next 2 from Amazon.
The only problem this thing seems to have is when there is a service road running parallel to the highway, it often thinks that you are on that service road, and starts giving directions to get you back onto the highway. Not a big deal to me, but might bother some people.
It also likes to take you down the more major roads, but will recalculate your route after it realizes that you have something else in mind.
Overall it is very nice, locks onto the satellites quickly, and has a lot of nice features. Some of those features are; announcement of road names; auto dim ability for night driving that takes location, time, and date into account; and a detail graphic showing which lane(s) take you in the right direction.
I bought Garmin after 2 months August 5, 2009 Zoran (NJ, USA) OK, I read reviews here and I have a chance because this is my first GPS buy. First weeks I was excited with new possibilities which GPS gives you. Maybe 1st or 2nd week I would come here and put 5 stars but after real life test we ended up on 2.
After 2 months I simply realized that is not for me. It is slow. Search of places is also not practical at all... you can't do it with zip code, once I had zip code but not city name... also finding crossroads or places of interest by name is very slow and database is quite out of date. I even have ordered firmware update but it was the same. Here in New Jersey some shops built 2-3 years ago are not on the map. Another very big problem is places that take big territory like parks if you want to navigate to different point lets say from one side is lake, from the other sports center and 3rd is simply park and there are all 3 listed with the same name but different type it is going to navigate you to the first record in their database regardless of your selection of object type and it may be miles away and not possible to get easy from one to another place.
Another very critical mistakes are turns. Several times navigation signaled me to turn left or sharp left on the place 'no left turn'. OK, after first experience like that I stopped to trust navigation at all... unfortunately my wife do not have such a good orientation and she relay on the navigation much more so it was very dangerous to use it. Advice, use it with caution is best thing I can say you.
Another issue is it does not detect track in which your vehicle is... OK it is not 'big' sin but if I come from one direction 15 min ago and want to go home it suggests me to go in opposite way and I cannot turn because of full line... I start to go in opposite direction but it will not recalculate or it will suggest some funny turns where is impossible to make U turn.
OK Now we will give a try to Garmin and I will write review again and update this one too. First things I have checked is search and speed and it looks easier to use and finds places faster. Well, let's see.
Breaks on contact August 2, 2009 A. Eban Lieberman (San Mateo, Ca) May have good features but it is EXTREMELY fragile. Some over paid VP decided to place a micro thin piece of glass as a cover for the screen it breaks buy light handling. I bought 2 at once and both were broken with in 2 months.
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