Garmin nüvi 1450 5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator
- Large 5-inch touchscreen GPS with a brilliant and bold color display
- Advanced navigation features including voice-prompted, turn-by-turn directions that speak street names to your destination
- Multiple-point routing, lane assist with junction view, pedestrian routing options and ecoRoute to find the most fuel-efficient route
- Compatible with lifetime traffic alerts or MSN Direct (receiver purchase required for either option)
- Includes preloaded City Navigaor NT for North America, vehicle power cable, vehicle suction cup mount, USB cable, dashboard disc, and quick start manual
Amazon. com Product DescriptionThe ultra-slim nüvi 1450 has a large 5-inch screen offers a multipoint routing, spoken street, lane assist to ensure the split guide you busy motorway junctions, pedestrian routing options, and ecoRoute find the most fuel efficient route . Junction drivers find the correct lane for the next series to announce that you can change the names of exit costs. . .
5 Responses to “Garmin nüvi 1450 5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator”
I own several Garmin products and I never disapoint. Buying through Amazon was a pleasure.
By Mel Cosgrove on Jun 7, 2010
My husband and I travel extensively by car for our company. Garmin, I think our marriage save!
By Gretchen A. Debartolo on Jun 7, 2010
The first time I used two blocks was good to go. But last night we had to go 20 miles past our house and it was five times that distance. This article is not satilite reception and what doesn’t work until about five miles away. It also does not seem to know is right than left. It tells you right where the road is left. Then corrects itself after a couple of miles since your past, which must be activated and on the side of your instructions said it was correct, but your past that point. What if they tell you what you should know. , Mickey
By Pault Alexnader on Jun 7, 2010
The product itself is good. However, the Garmin website to incorporate the device is very difficult. And the Garmin website to download updates is very bad. Even I am not able to get me a free map update.
By Norman Jung on Jun 7, 2010
New Garmin got me through the streets of Chicago toll in the marriage of my son. No problems. . .
By Sidney Noland on Jun 7, 2010