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Garmin is the most popular. Why? They're like Chevys...they work, and

the

reason they work is b/c they're the most popular, so if they're popular, they
must work. Strange logic, but true.

1st off, most Cell phones now have apps to speak out the directions
to you, and give you map display if you mount your cell phone on the
window....

And lastly, there's screen-size. Garmin produces a 3 x 5 screen which I have,
b/c with my bad near-vision, there's no way I can see what's coming up on DG->those teensy screens that some mfr's produce! Maybe if you're 19, and

just

had laser surgery to make your vision 20/05 or something, that would be

OK,

but I need all the help I can get and the additional cost for the larger screen

You do realize if your vision is that bad that you can't see the
screen, you probably need better glasses. Most likely bi-focals. Hate
to see you hit someone because they where too close for you to properly
see them.... Not to mention, if you can't read normal navigation
devices, how can you read your fuel gauge, speedometer, etc.?


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JOHN GUILLORY wrote to DAN GULLEY <=-

And lastly, there's screen-size. Garmin produces a 3 x 5 screen which I

have,DG->b/c with my bad near-vision, there's no way I can see
what's coming up onDG->those teensy screens that some mfr's
produce! Maybe if you're 19, and justDG->had laser surgery to
make your vision 20/05 or something, that would be OK,DG->but I
need all the help I can get and the additional cost for the
larger screen
You do realize if your vision is that bad that you can't see
the screen, you probably need better glasses. Most likely
bi-focals. Hate to see you hit someone because they where too
close for you to properly see them.... Not to mention, if you
can't read normal navigation devices, how can you read your fuel
gauge, speedometer, etc.?

Another reading problem could be due to colour blindness, or what I call
"tint blindness" as depends on the shade of the colour (I can see most
shades of green but some shades look grey to me).

With one car I had I was having problems seeing the needle indicators on
the dash when I was wearing sunglasses. Solved the problem by getting a
pair of sunglasses with graduated tint: dark at the top and almost clear
at the bottom.


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