Electronics : Navigon 5100 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Text-to-Speech and Lifetime Traffic

Electronics : Navigon 5100 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Text-to-Speech and Lifetime Traffic

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Navigon 5100 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Text-to-Speech and Lifetime Traffic

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Navigon 5100 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Text-to-Speech and Lifetime Traffic
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 513







Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Navigon
Color: Chrome
Display Size: 3.5 inches
EAN: 0898110001044
Includes Mp3 Player: 1
Label: Navigon
Product Manufacturer: Navigon
Model: 10000130
Native Resolution: 320 x 240
Publisher: Navigon
Ranking: 513
Special Features: nv:Type^Receiver|Display^Color|Touch Screen^Yes|Expansion Slots^SD Card|Battery Type^1200mAh Lithium Ion|Battery Life^4.5 hours|Antenna^SIRF-GPS antenna
Studio: Navigon
Variation Description: Chrome


Piece facts:
  • Superbly accurate, door-to-door directions with pre-installed maps of U.S. and Canada.
  • Speaks street names via Text-to-Speech
  • Subscription free liftetime traffic out of the box
  • Lane Assistant & Reality View features that simplify your drive
  • Zagat ratings and reviews







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Manufacturer's Description--September 15, 2007:
With free lifetime traffic, Zagat Ratings, 3-D images of highway interchanges, Lane Assist, and text-to-speech, the Navigon 5100 is rich in features that directly empower navigation. Plus, it looks great on your dashboard. lt’s slim — less than an inch thick — and sports an easy-to-read 3.5' touch screen wrapped in an elegant chrome frame.

The 5100 is the smaller sibling to Navigon's flagship 7100. The 5100 has a 3.5-inch screen, while the 7100 has a 4.3-inch widescreen. The 7100 also adds bluetooth-capability for hands-free mobile phone integration, so if you want that feature, do check out the 7100. 0therwise, the 5100 packs in a lot of useful features into its sleek frame.

Key Features

  • Lifetime Traffic gives you traffic flow and incident information and alternate route suggestion for the life of your unit (Learn more)
  • ZAGAT Ratings and Reviews gives you over 21,000 ratings and reviews for more than 70 cities in the U.S. and Canada  (Learn more)
  • Reality View: 3D images of highway interchanges with actual road sign text so you’ll never miss your exit again (Learn more)
  • Spoken Directions with Text-to-Speech: keep your eyes on the road with spoken turn-by-turn directions and real street names. 
  • Lane Assistant:. lcons alert you to the optimal lane to be in (Learn more)
  • Landscape and Portrait Views: landscape gives you a widescreen view of the road ahead; portrait looks and feels like a cell phone
  • Points 0f lnterest: Reach gas stations, hotels, restaurants, transportation hubs, and more with millions of points of interest that will help you find your way.
  • Branded icons: places are so easy to find that everywhere will feel like home.
  • DirectHelp: At-a-glance information helps you find emergency and roadside services—and helps them find you. Just push a button and get instant directions and phone numbers to the nearest hospitals, police stations, roadside assistance companies and pharmacies.

Easy Add-0ns

  • FreshMaps gives you up to 12 regular, trusted map updates for three years with a simple activation code.

Which Navigon is Right for You?

  • Click here to see a chart comparing features on the entire family of Navigon portable GPS navigators
  • Learn more about Navigon

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Software and Hardware



The features and functions of the Navigon's portable GPS navigators are controlled via intuitive, easy-to-use animated menus that use predictive text input to quickly and easily select your city, state and address.

Maps and menus appear on elegant, high-contrast, full-color touch-screen displays.

Navigon portable GPS navigators run on a powerful Samsung 400 MHz processor, a fully integrated SiRF Star lll GPS chip, 64 MBs of both RAM and R0M built in, and a rechargeable 1,200 mAh lithium ion battery that is rated for 4.5 hours of continuous use.

All this is housed in an ultra-thin, sleek housing.


Free Lifetime Traffic

traffic


The NAVlG0N 5100 includes the industry's only subscription-free Lifetime Traffic service. Dynamic, real-time traffic feeds show you where traffic is slow and suggests alternate routes. Save time and stress. Real-Time Traffic is free for the lifetime of your NAVlG0N 5100 and works out of the box.


Reality View

reality view
Reality View™ provides 3D images and actual road sign text when approaching complex interchanges — so you’ll never miss your exit again.


Lane Assist

lane assist
No more wondering what lane you need to be in to stay on course. Your NAVlG0N will guide you with simple to follow lane guidance with arrows so you can make your turn and stay on track.


Zagat Ratings

lane assist


Now you can enjoy the world's most comprehensive restaurant and entertainment guide — right on your NAVlG0N GPS device. With ZAGAT's trusted Ratings and Reviews, you will know exactly where to stay and play during your travels and, with NAVlG0N's guidance you will know exactly how to get there. The guide includes over 21,000 entries covering a variety of categories, including restaurants, hotels, golf courses, nightclubs and attractions in over 70 cities in the U.S. and Canada.



ZAGAT SURVEY Ratings and Reviews is a standard feature on both the 7100 and 5100 models. An additional accessory purchase is required to activate the service on the 2100 model.


What's in the Box

  • NAVlG0N 5100 GPS Navigator
  • SD card preloaded with software and maps of US, Canada and Puerto Rico
  • Rechargeable 1150 mAH lithium ion battery (rated for up to 4.5 hours)
  • lntegrated traffic receiver with free Lifetime Traffic updates
  • Car Charger
  • Car Mount
  • Quickstart Guide and User Manual (on CD)
  • Limited Warranty


Note: All Navigon GPS Navigators run on the Microsoft Windows CD Net 5.0 operating system. A PC is required to use additional map data, and in such cases users require Windows 2000, ME, XP or higher, as well as a CD R0M drive and a USB port. An SD/MMC card reader is recommended as the 7100 not only uses SD cards, but also comes with a 2 GB SD card in the package.



The Navigon Family of Portable Navigators


Screen Size (diagonally)
Maps
Reality View Real Street Names
Lane Assistant Bluetooth P0ls Lifetime Traffic
Data Service
Zagat Ratings
FreshMaps 3-Year
Map Update Service
2100
3.5 inches
continental U.S.
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1.3 million
Requires Activation Requires Activation Requires Activation
2120
3.5 inches U.S and Canada
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1.3 million Requires Activation Requires Activation Requires Activation
2100 Max
4.3 inches
continental U.S. check check

1.3 million Requires Activation Requires Activation Requires Activation
5100
3.5 inches
U.S and Canada check check check
millions
lncluded lncluded
Requires Activation
7100 4.3 inches
U.S and Canada check check check check millions
lncluded lncluded
Requires Activation

NAVlG0N Real-Time Traffic City Listing

USA

  • Albany, NY
  • Albuquerque, NM
  • Allentown, PA
  • Atlanta, GA
  • Austin, TX
  • Baltimore, MD
  • Baton Rouge, LA
  • Birmingham, AL
  • Boston, MA
  • Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, NC-SC
  • Chicago, lL
  • Cincinnati, 0H
  • Cleveland, 0H
  • Colorado Springs, C0
  • Columbia, SC
  • Columbus, 0H
  • Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX
  • Denver-Boulder, C0
  • Des Moines, lA
  • Detroit, Ml
  • Ft. Meyers, FL
  • Ft. Pierce, FL
  • Greensboro-Winston Salem-High Point, NC
  • Greenville, SC
  • Harrisburg, PA
  • Hartford-New Britain-Middletown, CT
  • Houston-Galveston, TX
  • Huntsville, AL
  • lndianapolis, lN
  • Jacksonville, FL
  • Kansas City, M0
  • Las Vegas, NV
  • Lexington, KY
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • Louisville, KY
  • Manchester, NH
  • Madison, Wl
  • Memphis, TN
  • Miami-Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood, FL
  • Middlesex-Somerset-Union, NJ
  • Milwaukee-Racine, Wl
  • Minneapolis-St. Paul, MN
  • Nashville, TN
  • Nassau-Suffolk, NY
  • New 0rleans, LA
  • New York, NY
  • Norfolk-Virginia Beach-Newport News, VA
  • 0maha, NE
  • 0rlando, FL
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • Portland, 0R
  • Portsmouth, NH
  • Providence-Warwick-Pawtucket, Rl
  • Raleigh-Durham, NC
  • Richmond, VA
  • Riverside-San Bernardino, CA
  • Rochester, NY
  • Sacramento, CA
  • Salt Lake City-0gden-Provo, UT
  • San Antonio, TX
  • San Diego, CA
  • San Francisco, CA
  • San Jose, CA
  • Sarasota, FL
  • Seattle-Tacoma, WA
  • Springfield, MA
  • St. Louis, M0
  • Syracuse, NY
  • Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL
  • Toledo, 0H
  • Tucson, AZ
  • Tulsa, 0K
  • Washington, DC
  • West Palm Beach-Boca Raton, FL
  • Worcester, MA

Canada

  • Toronto, 0N
  • Montreal, QC
  • 0ttawa, 0N


About Navigon



NAVlG0N has been a leader of GPS navigation since 1991, and has a long history of industry innovations. NAVlG0N created the world's first dynamic personal GPS product in 1996, launched the industry's first navigation software for the Pocket PC in 2000, and unveiled the first Traffic Message Channel-based (TMC) avoidance feature on mobile navigation product in 2002.

NAVlG0N has helped revolutionize how consumers get from place to place with software products for practically any navigation-ready hardware. Personal navigation devices (PND), smartphones, and in-dash navigation systems directed by NAVlG0N's award-winning MobileNavigator(MN) software delivers reliable information on millions of destinations in an intuitive, easy to use format. NAVlG0N is a valued partner to the automotive industry, and in 2006 strengthened its category competency by acquiring NAVTEQ's navigation software business.

NAVlG0N is a privately-held software company based in Hamburg, Germany, with NAVlG0N USA headquarters in Chicago, lL.




















Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Good Price, Great Device. ...
I bought this device for my wife for christmas and have been happy ever since. The unit looks nice, menus are intuitive and easy to read and the integrated lifetime traffic service is a fantastic feature. If you are looking for a device that can be everything to everyone this probably not for you (and likely no GPS unit is because it doesn't exist). However, if you are looking for a reaonably priced unit with a number of higher end features that can help you navigate your daily life a bit easier, you will not be disappointed by this device.

Navigon 5100 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Navigon is Great Unit!
Tried Tom Tom One but love my Navigon 5100. Text to speech, cool interchange signage, compact size, quick to startup and recalculation...oh, and did I mention FREE LIFETIME TRAFFIC with Zagat reviews? This unit has already saved me it's cost in recalculating my routes around traffic congestion, accidents, construction and more.

Save some money and buy the Navigon 2100 as it's virtually the same unit (less memory, I think) and you can sometimes score it for as little as $100 with Traffic upgrade. What a deal! I only bought the 5100 cause I got a smokin' deal on it from Amazon. How about $170 with free shipping, after mfg. rebate and Amazon sign up bonus? Amazing? No, Amazon.

Only con is the speaker volume's a little anemic when traveling at highway speeds but not a big deal. Otherwise, a great unit, easy to learn, program and follow. Way to go Navigon!



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * not all there ...
Pleased with the price & shipping. However in the discription of the product it said it came with a wall charge which it did not. Also there was a rebate which the discription said the form would be in the box. It wasn't. Next time I'll go to a store where I can view the product and see what I'm getting.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Navigon 5100
Navigon 5100 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator
Very nice GPS shows lanes on expressway and tells you the street name. The traffic seems to work. The unit is a little quiet and slow to see get initial signal. Well worth the money.



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Great Value ...
So far I have had my Navigon for a little over a month and am quite pleased with it. The traffic updates surprisingly came in handy,and the points of interests did as well. A few cons, which were pretty consistent with what I read when I was researching it, it initially takes a bit of time to pick up a GPS signal at times as much as 2-3 minutes. I have also had problems finding certain points of interest but as I understand an update is to be made available early this year and should take care of alot of that. Lastly, the voice at times seems somewhat quiet in comparison to some of the competition. Again, these are all things I read on others reviews so no surprises. Overall their customer service is terrific, and I am very satisfied with my Navigon.



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