
They all will do the usual GPS dance, but in addition to that, they feature live traffic information and “SmartDetour”, which helps you avoid the troublesome gridlock and whatnot. You’ll also be able to play your favourite tunes off these devices and store extra maps and pictures, thanks to the integrated SD expansion slot. The ample 3.5-inch LCD displays vibrant maps without cluttering your dash. The high-end 6000T (pictured) also comes with Bluetooth integration and text-to-speech “SayWhere” functionality.
Prices go up as the model numbers go up, with the 3000T hitting the market this month at $600, the 3050T being released in June for $650, and the 6000T coming out in July at a yet to be determined price.




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