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by Charlie Brunsick

Have you seen all the refurbished GPS devices for sale, especially at the big online retailers like Amazon.com, Buy.com, and Ebay.com? This makes total sense, automotive GPS navigation units are wildly popular and demand for them is going to be high, especially if they are cheap.

What are the reasons behind this deluge of cheap refurbished GPS out on the market right now? Well, that brings us to the important points of WHY so many GPS devices (along with any electronic devices in general) end up being labeled as “refurbished”. Interestingly enough, some units are marked as refurbished even though they have never even been opened. Take a look at these reasons why any product could labeled as “refurbished”:

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by Alexis Kenne

The rapid technological progress in todays world has enhanced our way of living and added convenience to our lives. In the earlier times, you could not think of exploring an unknown area or a foreign land on your own lest you get lost. Now a days with the invention of handheld GPS receivers you can go wherever you want and yet you wont get lost. Initially these kinds of satellite navigation systems were used for the military and were developed around the 1960s.

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by Jenny Smith

If you’re looking for a navigational system that doesn’t require you to use a map then a Global Positioning System tracking device is just the thing for you. A GPS tracking device makes use of a series of global satellites orbiting the earth to locate any specific GPS receiver, in terms of its exact location, speed and direction traveling. The information tabulated using this system is often accurate to a ‘t’. Before you invest in a system that adds value to your daily life, it is important to learn how to use a GPS tracking device to suit your needs.

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2009
25
May

How GPS Works

by Matt Meeano

Humans have always sought to use tools to help them survive. Through out millennia, Mankind has used tools to adapt and overcome the sometimes harsh environment he has found himself in. As time has dragged on, Man has fashioned ever more complex and high tech tools. These tools have enabled him to build the hunt for game, build the Pyramids and cross oceans. Today, that same thirst for invention has given us GPS, or Global Positioning system

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2009
15
May

Phantom Limb: The iPhone

by James G. Pynn

The iPhone has become, for many people, more than a phone — it is a navigator, game platform, television, music player, and even an instrument (literally). How things change in the matter of a few years. Whereas once an iPhone was deemed a trinket for the idle rich, today it is a vital component for millions of people worldwide. It gives credence to the old adage: wants become needs as income increases. To be sure, few cellphones can compare to the sleek, seamless design of the iPhone.

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by Adrian Lewis

GPS, global positioning system, is the newest car toy to own. Gone are the days of fumbling through a gas station road map while you mumble about not being lost. Since there are a few companies that manufacture GPS units its best to know what features each one has so you can choose accordingly.

There are several navigators that are available from the brand Magellan RoadMate, but today we’re going to be paying special attention to the Magellan RoadMate 1470. All GPS units pull together satellite signals to triangulate your position and to help you figure out where you are, directing you through an small screen interface and turn by turn voice directions. This can let you drive much more safely and it’s fun, too!

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2009
03
May

Magellan Roadmate GPS System

by Alexis Kenne

Ferdinand Magellan is hailed in history books as the first explorer to circumnavigate the world. He achieved this feat in the 16th century under Spain’s rule. Since then, the name Magellan has been associated with navigation in nations across the globe. It’s no wonder, then, that there is a global tracking firm named after this important explorer. It’s also no wonder that the Magellan Roadmate line of GPS units includes an array of user-friendly features to make navigation simple.

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