Netropa Intellinav 3

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Pros
Text-to-speech in a low-cost GPS
Speed and school-zone alerts
Cons
Small, difficult-to-see touch screen
Won't stream audio through your car's FM stereo

Netropa Intellinav 3 Review

by Dennis O'Reilly

- Job one for any in-car GPS unit is to help you get to your destination safe and sound. In the past you'd have to pay extra for such features as speed and school-zone alerts, and text-to-speech pronunciation of street names. Now Netropa brings these and other important safety features to the low end of the GPS market with its Intellinav 3, which lists for only $330.

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