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Garmin Nuvi 765T
$600.00
Released August, 2008
The Pros:SD card slot. Text-to-voice reads street names. Built-in MP3 player and audiobook player.
The Cons:Doesn't learn from driving habits in any way. Lacks printed manual/instructions. No voice recognition.
The Nuvi 765T is part of the high-end Nuvi GPS series released by Garmin in late 2008. While similar to 2007’s Nuvi 700-series, the 765T expands upon its predecessors by adding free (ad supported) lifetime traffic updates.
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This device is nearly identical to the less expensive Nuvi 755T, except for the addition of hands-free Bluetooth connectivity for compatible mobile phones. Another new feature in the Nuvi 765T is lane-assist view, which shows the correct lane one should be in as the vehicle approaches an exit. The device’s 2D and 3D mapping system is complimented by a 3D building view mode, allowing motorists navigate with greater ease. Compared to the earlier 700-series, the Nuvi 765T also features faster satellite communication and photo navigation, so one can use landmarks for added confidence when navigating. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery should suffice for the average trip, lasting approximately 5 hours.
Features
- 4.3” touch screen color display, 480 x 272 resolution
- text-to-voice speech technology for hands-free navigation
- Bluetooth connectivity for compatible mobile phones
- preloaded with North American maps
- USB 2.0 connection for additional map updates
- Integrated FM traffic receiver
- 2D and 3D map interface
- 3D building view mode
- compatible with MSN Direct for traffic and content services
- use Google Maps or Mapquest to send directions directly to the GPS
- find closest hospitals, police & gas stations, addresses & intersections
- data cards: SD Card
- dimensions & weight: 4.8" x 3.0" x .8" in, 6.48 oz
- battery: rechargeable lithium-ion, 5 hours
User Reviews (14)
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Text-to-voice reads street names
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Built-in MP3 player and audiobook player
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Bluetooth enabled allows you to make handsfree calls using the GPS as the speaker phone
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Multiple destination routing; add any number of waypoints between your start and end
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FM transmitter and audio line-out to play through your car speakers
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bright screen automatically dims in the dark - easy on the eyes at all times
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Supports additional MSN Direct service.
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Doesn't learn from driving habits in any way
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lacks printed manual/instructions
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cannot delete pictures directly from the device
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Bluetooth does not pair with Palm Pre.
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Doesn't give Fire addresses when browsing roads like GPS V.
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POIs will not show on map
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Traffic updates are not accurate
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Turn-by-Turn direction not quick enough when 2 quick turns are ahead making me missing many turns.
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