Buy Garmin StreetPilot 2610 In-Car GPS ReceiverGarmin StreetPilot 2610 In-Car GPS Receiver Product Description:
- Comes with alphanumeric remote control and external speaker; includes USB interface with cable
- Bright, automotive-grade 8-bit color LCD: 3.3 x 1.7 inches; 305 x 160 pixels
- Audible and visual navigation instructions and warnings
- Indefinite data storage; no memory battery required; CompactFlash map storage: type I and II compatible
- Integrated dash-mounting system provides easy adjustment and quick release;1 year parts and labor
Product Description
Product Description: Never get lost again! The Garmin Automotive Navigation GPS will point you in the right direction every time by following the turn-by-turn commands and voice prompts. Select maps and transfer data directly to the unit through a USB connection and on to a standard CompactFlash memory card. Features a powerful microprocessor for fast redraw and route calculation; built-in patch antenna with an MCX-type connector for optional external GPS antenna; CompactFlash data card (type I or II) slot for map storage; audio and visual navigation instructions and warnings; 3-5/16Wx1-11/16H" (305x160 pixels) bright, automotive-grade 8-bit, 256-color LCD display with automatic dimming backlight and touch screen; and alphanumeric remote control. Includes 12/24V adapter cable and A/C power adapter. 3-3/16Hx5-19/32Wx2D". What's in the box: The StreetPilot 2610, the MapSource City Navigator DVD-ROM (full U.S. plus select Canadian coverage; unlock included), a 128 MB CompactFlash memory card, an integrated dash mount, a portable beanbag mount (friction mount), an external speaker with a 12/24-volt adapter cable, an AC power adapter, a PC/USB interface cable, an alphanumeric remote control, an owner's manual, a quick-reference guide, and a setup guide.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Doesn't like the wind.
By BRANman
I have had this gps for several years now, and it work flawlessly in the car...I have updated the maps twice and it has only gotten better...It now has permanent placement on my motorcylce and it isn't the perfect gps for motorcycling...not because it is inaccurate, but because the touch screen is quite sensitive to swirling wind at highway speeds...that is to say that the screen changes by itself as you are riding along...you look at it and it may be on almost any of its many screen views. It is easy to get it to return to the screen that YOU want by using the BUTTONS, but it is an irritation.The touch screen also doesn't work well with riding gloves on, but that has really not been a problem...if I need to change something major on the screen, I simply pull off the roadway, remove my gloves, change whatever I want, put on the gloves and ride on...no big deal.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.2610 review
By WPC
It is a little difficult to learn but has more features than many of the easier units. I bought my wife a 330 and this one recalculates alternate routes quicker than the 330. Also, it decides sooner than the 330 that I actually want to be on the alternate route rather than nagging me for miles about turning back on the original route.
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