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Maestro 5310 GPS for people with bad vision

 

Maestro 5310 GPS for people with bad visionMagellan Maestro 5310 GPS navigator is intended for people with bad vision and poor hand eye coordination. It has a big 5" display, larger map and font sizes to increase redability, and a straightforward navigation experience. Other features include a built-in AAA Tourbook, TMC receiver (3 months subscription free with purchase), and maps for U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico + 6 million POIs. The device should be available in this quarter for $700.

 
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
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author: zeusman | 15 January 2008 | Views: 183
 
 
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