Never Get Lost Again - Map Reading is a Thing of the Past

Do you spend lots of time planning routes andget yard by yard voice instructions (so you don't have
checking maps on the road. You don't have any moreto look at the screen as you drive) and it corrects
with a Magellan RoadMate.I work in the film industry,directions immediately if you take a wrong turning, and
scouting locations for possible shooting. These can bethere's a handy "Repeat" button to get an instant
in built-up urban areas and remote locations all overrepeat if you didn't hear an instruction.If you need a
California.I often had problems finding my way, evenvisual representation of where you are, there is a
with detailed instructions. I spent as much time parkeduseful "3-d" view, down to lamp-posts and garbage
and reading maps than I did driving.Then I bought acans. The screen is easy to read, with views designed
RoadMate and within hours I felt I would never get lostfor use in both light and dark conditions.The helpful
again. The RoadMate works right out the box, novoice will even give you a countdown of yards before
complicated set-up and no downloading information -you reach your destination, even if that destination is a
perfect for a technophobe like me!Now I don't wasteremote dirt-track.I can guarantee that the RoadMate
time scribbling instructions. I switch the unit on when Ihas saved me countless hours and frustration from
get into the car and within seconds it has a fix on myreading maps and getting lost.When I'm returning home,
position (even in the car port).I have my contact giveI choose my address from those stored in the
me the address or even a landmark close by, andmemory, and off I go. If I've noticed any roads I want
type it into the RoadMate. Just like that, it finds myto avoid on the way, traffic jams for instance, I can
destination. And if I'm going to be going to thatspecify avoiding them, and the RoadMate has new
destination again I can save it in the memory for futuredirections for me right away.All in all, it's a tool I wouldn't
use.It offers 4 modes - the first time I tested it out Iwant to be reviews and rates electronic navigation
chose "shortest route" from home to office, and itdevices for automobile and truck drivers.
displayed almost exactly the route I'd have chosen.You