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Navigon 5100 Max and 2090S announced exclusive to Radio Shack

New Navigon GPS units with two years of map updates included announced exclusively with Radio Shack.

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Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Mon Nov 3, 2008 9:15AM | 0 comments

 

Navigon has announced two new GPS units, available exclusively from Radio Shack, the $299.99 Navigon 5100 Max and the $199.99 Navigon 2090S. Both units come with 2-years worth of free map updates via Navigon's FreshMap service which includes eight map updates and usually runs $50 on its own. The 5100 Max features a 4.3-inch wide format touchscreen and live traffic updates, while the 2090S has a smaller 3.5-inch display.

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external link Navigon launches 5100 max / 2090S GPS units… [Engadget]
external link Navigon's New 5100 Max, 2090S GPS Units Get 2… [Gizmodo]
external link NAVIGON 5100 Max and 2090S announced and goes… [CrunchGear]
external link Navigon's New 5100, 2090S GPS Units Get 2… [Gizmodo]
external link NAVIGON Launches NAVIGON 5100 max and NAVIGON… [PR Newswire for Journalists: Consumer Electronics News]
external link Navigon 5100 max [NaviGadget]
external link Navigon 2090S [NaviGadget]

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