ORIGINAL: Ortoch

does it come with a Dr. Pepper? Or is the can of soda the actual GPS cuz that would be sweet... wouldnt get stolen if it could transform like that.

ORIGINAL: Ortoch

I just read up on them, the more expensive one says its touch screen so I am assuming there is some type of keyboard on the screen for addresses and such but how does the cheaper one recieve data from the user? is it touch screen also?

ORIGINAL: southernmustangparts

ViaMichelin X-970 Portable GPS Navigator in stock

$369 with Free Shipping anywhere in the continental US

ViaMichelin has now launched their X-970 portable GPS navigator. The 3.5-inch X-970 portable GPS navigator uses a touchscreen interface for easy and safe navigating. Other features such as Bluetooth, text-to-speech, real-time traffic capability and a 3-watt internal speaker are also included. Besides that, X-970 incorporates Michelin Green Guide content which describes thousands of attractions in the US and Canada.



We also have a few of the X930 Protable GPS systems in stock for $199.99 and Free Shipping

Take a look at www.southernmustangparts.com or click here for more information http://www.southernmustangparts.com/...gps-p-234.html

Thanks

Ken

ORIGINAL: whtcanbrwnd04u

So, when you want to go somewhere, u take the gps navigator, hook it up to your computer, put the address from your computer to the gps thing? Wouldnt that be the same thing as printing it off mapquest?