PRECISEGPS, which stands for Global Positioning System, is a means of technology that allows you to determine your exact longitude, latitude and elevation. GPS is designed and operated by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). Coded signals from three or more satellites are processed by your GPS every second to calculate your location within 40 to 50 feet. By comparing that data with map information, your GPS is able to calculate the best route to your destination. 
CONVENIENTMost GPS devices come preloaded with maps of the U.S. and Canada, and extra storage room allowing for additional maps to be downloaded. Imagine being able to instantly locate specific places like tourist attractions, restaurants, hotels, banks, gas stations and much more. With all the maps you'll ever need at your fingertips, you'll never need to buy or print a map again. No more asking for directions or missing an appointment because you got turned around. 
EASY-TO-USEHighly intuitive touch controls on a brightly colored monitor make GPS extremely user-friendly. To find a new route, begin by entering your destination in the form of an address, city, intersection or name of business. Voice prompts give you turn-by-turn guidance and tell you how far you need to go before the next turn, so you can keep your eyes on the road. A high-speed processor automatically recalculates the route when you miss a turn to keep you headed in the right direction. |
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