TeleNav Shotgun

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Pros
Good screen and text-to-speech directions
Lets you sync addresses from a computer
Cons
Connected services aren't cheap
Touchscreen data entry could be easier

TeleNav Shotgun Connected GPS Device Review

by Yardena Arar

- How much do you hate entering destination addresses on the touch-screen keyboard provided by your GPS navigation device? If you think that being able to sync addresses easily to your GPS device might be worth $10 to $12 a month, the $299 TeleNav Shotgun definitely deserves a look.

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