Michael asks…
Any good reviews or suggestions for GPS systmes?
Hello,
I live in Ontario Canada and am planning on purchasing two GPS systems, one for myself and one as a gift. My price range is from $150 to $250.
Can anyone suggest one or more and the brands?
Thank you!
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admin answers:
Garmin nuvi 255W
is the best
its for 180 $ to 200 $ and its pretty good try it
Or for more try this link
www.shopers.cnet.com/buy-gps-systems/
Donald asks…
Where can I find reviews of the best iPhone golf GPS applications?
I know that there are user reviews on the App Store, but I was hoping to find a web site like Consumer Reports that covers all of the different choices out there.
admin answers:
The best site I have found for reviews of iPhone golf GPS apps is Critical Golf (http://criticalgolf.com) – they rank them according to a bunch of categories and even include how good the course coverage is for each application.
My personal favorite is Golfshot, but go look at their review, you may like a different one more. They have all the top apps like Golfshot, AirVue, ViewTi, FlyCaddie and GolfLogix, so you can see the trade-offs between each.
They also have reviews for dedicated golf GPS devices in case you decide you want to go that route instead.
Maria asks…
I’m reading reviews on GPS devices and trying to choose one. What is text-to-speech functionality?
Edit: This is from the review of TomTom One:
The good: The TomTom One features a sleek design and is simple to use. It offers accurate text- and voice-guided directions and is affordably priced.
The bad: The TomTom One’s points-of-interest database is a bit outdated and doesn’t support text-to-speech functionality.
So what I’m trying to understand is – it says it uses a voice but doesn’t support text-to-voice… what’s the difference?
admin answers:
Hey Sabrina! Text to Speech means that the GPS will actually talk to you, for example giving directions. (Turn left now…..)
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