gps sales

Because Tottenham fans needed help locating Wembly Stadium.

HAHAHAH. I saw the title and I knew this would be a joke. Very nice.

2008-01-28 19:42:20 by Sir Psycho T

www.yourgolfgps.com has announced a sale on OnPar Golf GPS units. Formerly sold at $479.95 this unit is now on sale for only $399.00. A huge ...

Or should I start looking now. Also, I remember seeing them on sale around Christmas time last year, but I was wondering approx. what price one would run around Christmas when they go on sale. (just basic GPS, nothing too extravagant!!) Thanks!

I bought my Tom-Tom GPS from QVC. I had searched around last year (before Christmas) to find a good deal. QVC had the best price for the package of anyone. I bought the GPS, carrying case, AC and DC (car) adapters), car mount (to stick on the windshield), and all the accessories imaginable. And it was just over $200 (with tax and delivery).

The price has gone up a bit now (see link), but for everything it's still a good deal. When I tried to buy one at Best Buy for my sister, the GPS alone was the same price as QVC's package... so I just ordered online again.

I would definitely check QVC. I think you'll be happy.

2008-08-16 17:59:24 by jessi v

Price: $29.99

Illuminated blue Motorola logo
Long, thick cord
Motorola OEM Micro-USB car charger
Model SPN5400A
Rapid charger

They have claimed this is for our personal saftey. IS this the same as OnStar? If not, then what is the purpose of this device?

so you find customers quicker without getting lost or trying to read a map while you're driving

2007-09-30 18:37:39 by MissyG

Price: $459.99

Runs on a rechargeable 12-hour Lithium Polymer battery with AAA battery backup; Measures 2.25 x 4.25 x 1-Inch; weighs 4.23-Ounce; 90-day warranty.
No membership or download fees.
Stores up to 20,000 courses and 1,000 scores; target information is preloaded.
The exact distance to greens, bunkers, lakes, lay-up points, and hazards.customizable target technology lets you customize your own targets.
Comes with a belt clip/plastic holster, USB data cable, rechargeable battery, wall charger, user's manual, and software CD.

There is a Garmin Nuvi 200 for $97 at Walmart and a Magellan Roadmate 1200 at Target for about the same I think. Would either of these work for geocaching? Which would be better? I want to purchase this as a Christmas gift for my husband so that he and our boys can start geocaching! But, I'm pretty confused as to what GPS to get!

nv jack is correct. Neither of the GPS receivers you mention are suitable for caching. Both Garmin and Magellan (and one or two smaller companies) make hand held GPS receivers that can be used, and choice of manufacturer is a matter of personal preference. My choice is the Garmin 60 CSx, but at approximately $300, it is expensive for a first time unit. When you make your decision, here are some things to look for that will make the unit much more user friendly for caching: electronic compass (a must have for me), USB computer interface for downloading caches from your computer, water resistant/waterproof, rugged, sensitive receiver and antenna (for caching under heavy tree cover). A nice to have feature is the ability to accept a memory card so that maps can be loaded, and automatic routing to help you get to the general area of the cache is nice as well. There may be some sales around going into the holidays, but a quick check didn't turn up any super deals on any GPS receivers that I would choose. Keep shopping and keep my list of features in mind. Hope your husband and kids enjoy their new sport/hobby.

2008-11-26 23:28:36 by Heather S

I want to get a good deal on Rock Band or Guitar Hero Wolrd Tour. Also a GPS system....where are the best deals at on Black Friday sales (day after Thanksgiving)??? I live in San Diego if it makes a difference

go to www.blackfriday.info

2008-11-20 12:22:20 by Ty K