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Garmin Streetpilot 2660

Description: Model ID 0100035700 / Manufacturer: Garmin / Automobile GPS / Handheld / 256 Color LCD Display / Accuracy: < 49 feet / 500 Waypoints / WAAS enabled / Weight: 0.93 lb. / The StreetPilot 2660 is a plug-and-play portable automotive GPS navigator that features MapSource City Navigator ... more

Garmin Streetpilot 2660 ... pre-loaded, detailed mapsright out of the box. This means no unlocking or uploading map data to your unit! Its pre-programmed hard drive stores City Navigator maps of North America. Motorists can navigate to a specific address or access an industry-leading database of more than five million points of interestincluding lodging, restaurants, gas stations, and local attractions. The intuitive, menu-driven touchscreen ensures that navigating the unit is as easy as navigating the road. This unit also features a high-resolution color touchscreen with voice prompted turn-by-turn navigation and a powerful microprocessor for fast route calculation and map redraw. The system includes a unique wireless infrared remote control, which allows easy operation of the unit from a distance. The StreetPilot 2660 also offers WAAS-enabled support to ensure the highest degree of GPS accuracy.

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