DeLorme Earthmate Car GPS Receiver

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Newest First | Highest Ratings First | + ShareNot the best choice for automotive, but...
Pros: Portable, seems rugged. Better for hikers, sailors, etc. Great software!
Cons: Small NON touch screen, no support for Mac; poor choice for Auto use.
The Bottom Line: I have to give this product an "average" rating just because it tries to operate in territory best left to the TomTom/Garmin/etc crowd.
I was given a PN-20 for Christmas, and I have to say that it is a very useful and well designed prod ...
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Buyer Beware
Pros: Nice looking display
Cons: Buy this product if you enjoy yelling at your computer, getting lost,and driving in circles.
The Bottom Line: This is not a tool for professionals. I don't think Delorme used service or delivery people for the product beta testing.
I initially purchased the Delorme 2006 GPS package in late 2005. I use it for business, I am an emer ...
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Earthmate GPS LT-20 and Street Atlas USA 2006
Pros: Price. Amazing GPS capability. Outstanding customer service department. Good online forums and knowledge base.
Cons: User interface is unlike most Windows products. Lack of "how-to" documentation.
The Bottom Line: Based on its use on a three-day trip, this is a powerful and extremely useful product that is well supported and well worth its price.
This is the bundle with the 2006 Street Atlas software. There seem to have been significant improvem ...
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Problematic/Compound Routes
Pros: GPS unit works great
Cons: Can generate illogical routes
The Bottom Line: Disappointingly hard to get good routes; evaluate another mapping software
I tested this software to go from our house to a high school on the other side of town, a trip of ab ...
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Worth the price
Pros: Good value, voice commands, very good detail on map.
Cons: Fails to meet the "2 to 5 meter" accuracy on the GPS. Software mapping errors.
The Bottom Line: It's okay, just don't believe everything you read on the box.
I had the opportunity to compare the Earthmate heads up against the Navman (which uses Rand McNally ...
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