Most people have now gotten used to touchscreen on their phones and computers, but did you know that touchscreen technology is now also available on your car's GPS too? That's right. If you would only search on Google for different touchscreen car GPS, you will find several brands that are already on the market.
These things work the same way as touchscreen phones and computers do: You simply click a button and type in the address of your destination.
These advancements in technology have led to new devices that have better battery life, stronger GPS antennas, and are generally safer to use. Modern devices have screens that are more clearly legible, and have more advanced software that can help you navigate safer. Features like lane guidance and earlier warning on when to turn or merge make these newer devices safer than ever.
GPS or Global Position System is what makes it possible for your car's navigation to determine the directions to your destination. But aside from a highly-sensitive GPS receiver, make sure your GPS navigation unit has other fun features. (Since these things cost money, it's only right that you get something more out of them.)
Instead of having to look down to figure out what to do after every turn you can listen to voice commands. These commands will notify you when a turn, offramp, or any change in direction by your part while you drive should be made. Voice command options are much safer than all GPS versions since you can concentrate on the road more often.
With touchscreen technology you can zoom in and out of your destination of choice. A lot of people would like to get to know the street names of the area they are traveling around. Some old touchscreen devices do not offer this option.
Before buying a GPS for your car, make sure you read reviews. These reviews should give you an idea about the many features of a particular brand. And that's our take on touchscreen car GPS systems.
About the Author:
Yaha Jones is involved with a GPS Review Site that informs consumers about the benefits associated with a variety of GPS. For a quick sample watch this short video on the: Garmin Nuvi 52. Also, be sure to check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLaTpAq73R8 as well.
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