TomTom XL 335S Portable Navigation Device

Portable navigation devices are expensive, but if you want to get one without having to buy China clones or make a pact with the devil, TomTom may have the unit that you need. 

The TomTom XL 335S offers a 4.3-inch touchscreen and a bunch of other features that are characteristic of a TomTom nav device:  Text to speech instructions of locations including street names; TomTom’s exclusive technologies like Map Share that lets users instantly modify street names and other points of interest while checking out corrections made by others; the Help Me menu and extensive safety features; Optimal Routing that taps into billions of speed measurements to plan out the fastest route possible from one point to another; and Advance Lane Guidance that provides users with realistic representations of highways junctions in the United States.

Of course, being a cheap product at $239.95-for a portable navigation device, that is-you should expect that it skip out other features, like eliminating maps of Mexico.  Besides, how often would you drive to Mexico, anyway?

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