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Garmin announce ultra-slim nuvi 1490T with 5-inch screen
 Garmin have announced the nuvi 1490T first revealed at CeBit last month.
The 1490T's 5-inch screen sits in between the standard nuvi models and the premium nuvi 5000 and is packaged in an ultra-thin housing that makes it perfect for carrying in your pocket and using for pedestrian navigation.
Using the optional cityXplorer content you can navigate selected cities including guidance for using public transport. You'll be told which direction to go in and which bus, tube, tram or train you need to take.
Digital elevation mapping with contours also features. The 1490T also has the standard features such as subscription-free TMC traffic data, 2D/3D mapping, speed limits, Bluetooth hands-free calling and ecoRoutes.
The 1490T will be come in North America and Europe versions and available in July. Pricing to be confirmed.
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Posted by bobren55 on Sat May 02, 2009 6:43 pm
, I know the feeling, I only know where I'm going because of my Nuvi, I cant see the street signs even with my glasses on. so I count on my Nuvi to guide me. is that like driving blind?
