Garmin StreetPilot c550 Car GPS Receiver

Review: We just installed a 46" Sony LCD in the bedroom. We installed the YSP-1100 and its matching subwoofer under it. The look is great and the sound more than filled what we wanted. In addition the system allows you to manage the sound unlike any other...

Review: Center in the previous book when Oliver rescued Harry Finn's son, the others have been well established in our minds. Annabelle with her witty, conniving manner, Caleb with his vast intellectual observations, and Rueben with his towering strength,...

Review: When I attended CES like 3 years ago, I rated this product Best of Show. At that time, this product was truly an innovative gadget. A dream comes true for me. But then the story is totally different for today - 3 years later. I have had the...

Review: I had some opportunity to use StreetPilots(monochrome) for a while, and I'd like to share with you my impressions and things I learned about this receiver.

If one want to purchase a Automotive GPS receiver (with a map screen) for

The Bottom Line: It's a wonderful tool. If you prefer construction and finesse over decorative work, then buy this machine. It's a great investment.

Review: I've gone through several machines to arrive at the Bernina 1008. I still have my first mechanical machine, a Babylock, because I still love it. It's basic and solid. I've tried two computerised machines (a Pfaff Tiptronic and a Babylock Espire) but...

The Bottom Line: Auto-routing and data transfer needs improvement but all other aspects are superb. Moses could have avoided God s circuitous routing to the Promised Land with an SPIII.

Review: Here's a more complete list of Pros and Cons...

PROS
1. Reasonably intuitive menu system; got around the menus without having to read the instructions, which somehow seems ironic considering what product we're talking about.
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The Bottom Line: For your navigation pleasure, nothing else can be sure to please as the Garmin StreetPilot III. Just check with your wallet, first.

Review: And I have found it! I was really expecting that this unit will not live up to my expectiation (read that aloud 10x fast...hehe). It may not be accurate. Maps may not be detailed. Nothing can replace my beloved link to Mapquest.com.

But,...

The Bottom Line: Good for tourist. Should be available at rental car as it is too bulky to carry.

Review: Last March I and my family went to Sydney, Australia for the first time. I brought along my little wonder eTrex Legend GPS and was very sure that I'll never get lost.

I was wrong, my eTrex Legend does not have Sydney map and even though I...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a navigation unit, and don't want a permanent installation or to spend more than $800, I recommend this 100%.

Review: I've been looking for routing devices (primarily car based) for over a year now, and none have seemed quite right. Most are in the $2,000 range, and/or require professional installation. Since I lease my car, and don't want to spend that much money,...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a low cost navi aid, this is it. Maybe want to wait for the 2610 however because of upgraded features and only slightly more expensive.

Review: I have only been using this unit for a couple of days, but I have checked out many of the issues people have brought up as negatives. One point I have seen people complain about is that an address is required for point to point navigation. This is...