Navigon is releasing three new GPS devices:  3300 max, 4300T max, and the 7300T.  All three devices have a brand new feature called Navigon MYRoutes.  This features gives you a new way to plan your routes.  Once a destination is entered, MYRoutes will give you 3 choices with distance and ETA calculated based on speed limits, construction, and traffic.  All choices are displayed clearly on the map (see picture to the left).  The GPS will continuously save the driver’s individual driving data in order to provide the best individual route possible and recommends a route based on the user’s driving habits, the day of week and time of travel.  I am definitely interested in seeing this latest feature in action.   I am already a fan of Lane Assistant Pro and Reality View.  As for the individual devices, 3300 max is the base model, but it is still loaded with features.  The 4300T max adds real time spoken trafic updates, Rand McNally scenic routes, bluetooth hands free, and Reality View Pro.  The Rand McNally scenic routes contain over 250 routes for weekend getaways, scenic tours, and regional trips.  They highlight the most beautiful landscapes in the US and Canada.  The 7300T adds to the 4300T max with including the following feaures:  voice address entry and control, Zagat ratings and reviews, Panorama and Landscape View 3D, and clickable POIs.  One of the biggest upsides to the 7300T is the voice entry and control.  Using different commands, you can set up your GPS completely hands-free.  That is a big bonus for someone who is always traveling.  For complete details, see both press releases after the break.

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Navigon is releasing three new GPS devices:  3300 max, 4300T max, and the 7300T.  All three devices have a brand new feature called Navigon MYRoutes.  This features gives you a new way to plan your routes.  Once a destination is entered, MYRoutes will give you 3 choices with distance and ETA calculated based on speed limits, construction, and traffic.  All choices are displayed clearly on the map (see picture to the left).  The GPS will continuously save the driver’s individual driving data in order to provide the best individual route possible and recommends a route based on the user’s driving habits, the day of week and time of travel.  I am definitely interested in seeing this latest feature in action.   I am already a fan of Lane Assistant Pro and Reality View.  As for the individual devices, 3300 max is the base model, but it is still loaded with features.  The 4300T max adds real time spoken trafic updates, Rand McNally scenic routes, bluetooth hands free, and Reality View Pro.  The Rand McNally scenic routes contain over 250 routes for weekend getaways, scenic tours, and regional trips.  They highlight the most beautiful landscapes in the US and Canada.  The 7300T adds to the 4300T max with including the following feaures:  voice address entry and control, Zagat ratings and reviews, Panorama and Landscape View 3D, and clickable POIs.  One of the biggest upsides to the 7300T is the voice entry and control.  Using different commands, you can set up your GPS completely hands-free.  That is a big bonus for someone who is always traveling.  For complete details, see both press releases after the break.

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