Since the time of invention, satellite navigation system has traversed miles and miles. From being a guide to lead us the way, it has transformed to a buddy who can entertain us while on the move. But these new technological advancements in GPS navigation system have not compromised its prime duty of guiding us the way. Over the years, the calculation of routes has turned more accurate and faster with better technologies like automatic re-routing, voice commands, lane guidance and many more. Each manufacturer is striving with their passion to invent, which ultimately leads to better products every time. Satellite navigation market has absolutely become a war front and the availability of hundreds of models have left the customers bewildered. As we welcomed 2010 with much crave and hopes, let us turn back and see which sat nav scored well in the 2009 market.
Garmin nuvi 1490T Sat Nav
Garmin nuvi 1490T Sat Nav topped the 2009 market with its 5 inches display, bluetooth, subscription free traffic alerts, advanced lane assistance, speed camera warning, advanced route planning and text-to-speech facility. It showcases a flawless performance and bagged few awards as well. Even after a heavy foray of the competitors, Garmin nuvi 1490T satellite navigation system retains its flagship position in the market. Find a detailed review of this GPS navigation system here……………..
TomTom Start Entry Level Car GPS System
TomTom’s announcement to launch a new entry level car GPS system with a budget friendly price tag created a hurray in the market. Once launched, TomTom Start proved to the best, not only with its price tag but with its features as well. It comes with colourful customizable covers, IQ route technology, Map share technology, graphic lane guidance, text-to-speech facility, plug-n-go installation and points-of-interest. Find a detailed review of TomTom Start here……………..
Navigon 6310 Satellite Navigation System
Thanks to the comprehensive 3D tool kit of Navigon 6310. It has worked wonders with functions including City 3D view, Landmark 3D view and Reality view pro. Navigon 6310 also incorporates some interesting functions like ‘My Routes’ function that chooses routes suitable for personal driving style. Its attractive design, TMC and voice commands have given Navigon 6310 a decent welcome in the sat nav market. Find a full review of Navigon 6310 here……………..
Navman S300T Sat Nav
Design and Performance go hand-in-hand in Navman S300T sat nav. Beneath its super slim frame, Navman S300T hides various features including NavPix, InfoBel local search, text-to-speech, 3D landmark images, MP3 player, built-in traffic and many more. This 4.3 inches wide-screen, super-flat display sat nav too was a favourite choice of 2009. Find a full review of Navman S300T here……………..
Garmin Zumo 660 Motorcycle GPS
When it comes to sat navs for motorbikes, Garmin and TomTom are the most popular names. Garmin Zumo 660 too topped the 2009 chart with its premium features including lane assistance, 3D city view, rugged chassis, MP3 player and bluetooth. It doubles as a car-sat nav as well. Find its full review here……………..
TomTom Rider 2nd Europe Edition Bike GPS
TomTom Rider caught hold of the market not only with its features, but with its style as well. Loaded with the maps of Europe, this stylish, rugged TomTom GPS is waterproof and comes with 3.5 inches display. With features such as RAM mounting hardware, Cardo Scala-rider wireless bluetooth headset, map share technology, safety camera alerts and emergency help information, TomTom Rider Europe edition provides a perfect backing to the adventurous to bike riders. Read full review here…………
Garmin nuvi 765T Sat Nav
Even though slightly old-fashioned in design, Garmin nuvi 765T sat nav managed to rank well in 2009. It comes with features such as speed warning, 3D landmarks, geo-tagged image support, motorway lane guidance, customizable points-of-interests, text-to-speech facility, HotFix technology, FM transmitter and many more. With extensive features, undoubtedly Garmin nuvi 765T extends a top-notch assistance to drivers. Find the review of Garmin nuvi 765T sat nav here……………
Mio Moov M400 Sat Nav
This entry-level sat nav caught hold of the market very soon since its launch. With its rich features and flawless performance, Mio Moov M400 offers a good value for money. It comes with Mio local search, geo-tagged photo navigation, turn-by-turn instructions, multiple route option, 2D and 3D view of maps and many more. Find the full review of Mio Moov M400 Sat Nav here……………..
TomTom GO 950 Live Sat Nav
TomTom GO 950 Live is another sat nav that had a prosperous 2009. The simplicity to use is the highlight of this product. It features with TomTom’s exclusive map share technology, enhanced route guidance, voice commands, live services, live snap shots and many more. It showcases a brilliant performance as well. Find the full review of TomTom GO 950 Live Sat Nav here……………..
Medion GoPal E4445 GPS Navigation System
Even though Medion is not always under the media limelight, they have an array of class products that presents a brilliant performance. Medion GoPal E445 is one such GPS navigation system that has grabbed the market with its limited, yet awesome features. It comes with 4.3 inches display, accurate route calculation, tunnel navigation, 2D and 3D map view, bluetooth and so on. Find the full review of Medion GoPal E4445 Sat Nav here……………..
The above ten satellite navigation systems had a red carpet welcome in 2009 market, primarily in terms of popularity. Their acceptance is the fruit of their brilliant performance with less flaws. Ultimately, it is your experience with each sat nav that determine the best one in the market. 2010 is going to be even more exciting as Google Maps Navigation has come to quash GPS navigation systems. The Tech-World is busy with new navigation app, android phones, smartphones, netbooks and many more, with most of them offering GPS navigation. The effect of this on the sales market is something to be awaited. Let us see who wins the battle.
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