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Lowrance iWAY 250C Compact Automotive GPS System CLOSEOUT SPECIALThe new Lowrance iWay 250C makes a perfect fit for any car, any pocket, and even the smallest budget. The new iWay 250c is thin in size, and fat in GPS navigation performance and multimedia extras!
Lowrance iWAY 250C Features:
- Slim, trim design with built-in lithium ion battery and charger for precision, cordless performance in and out of any car
- Bright, high-detail 3.5" diag., 16-bit color TFT touch-screen display has 320x240 pixel resolution for superb mapping detail, with adjustable white LED backlighting
- Unit Dimensions: 4" W x 3" H x 1" D
- Built-in 12-channel GPS receiver with flip-up antenna
- Includes 2GB MMC/SD card preloaded with NAVTEQ mapping detail for the USA and Canada featuring millions of accessible Points-of-Interest
- Automatic turn-by-turn routing and re-routing (for missed turns and detours) with visual and voice directions
- 2-D and 3-D road map display choices with simplified, intuitive touch-screen menu
- Supports all current plug-&-play map/chart options from Lowrance (Fishing Hot Spots Elite, LakeMaster ProMaps, and NauticPath)
- Full-featured MP3 player and JPEG picture viewer with easy touch-screen control
- Internal speaker plus connector support for stereo line out, DC power, USB and optional remote active antenna
- Complete with value-added support and mounting accessories - USB to PC cable, suction-cup mounting bracket with quick release and flexible arm, cradle, and 12-volt accessory power/charger adapter
- Fully portable, easy to use and ready-to-go in any vehicle; no maps to buy, no activation or service fees
- Full one-year warranty
How is it different?
The Lowrance iWAY 250c is slimmer than its older brother, the iWAY 350c. Therefore, it fits neatly in your pocket, making it truly portable anywhere. The iWAY 250c lacks the FM transmitter feature of the 350c, and more importantly, it doesn't have internal solid-state memory like the 350c. Although the maps come pre-programmed on an SD card, you only have 40MB free memory play MP3s or view photos while navigating, since the maps fill the rest of the memory on the card. You can use the GPS and play music, but with just a limited library. The iWAY 500c is pre-loaded with maps and plays MP3s, but unless you're Paul Bunyan, you won't be able to fit the huge 5" screen model in your pocket.
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"How is it different?" Copyright © 2006 TigerGPS.com, Ltd. All rights reserved. Great Performance, August 18, 2007 I have given two of these as gifts, and both recipients loved them. They each traveled to completely new to them large cities and were able to navigate easily through unfamiliar territory. Poi's are very helpful, and the recalculate features are very fast. Anyone who cannot use this unit is techno challenged. Great little auto GPS, August 13, 2007 I purchased this after my friends experience with the much higher priced Lowrance. I am very impressed with its quickness to locate satellites and recalculate new routes. I've used this to locate a small church in the Vermont countryside on a dirt road in the Northeast Kingdom, locate another church in rural New Hampshire [for a funeral,] maneuvered my way with Boston's labyrinth of streets, found how to get to an IKEA in Toronto, Canada from my cousin's home which was tricky, and his cottage near Lake Simcoe and, later, a marina in Parry Sound. it was just what I needed and I hope to get many year's usage. The sound is clear and distinct. Sometimes I do wish that it had a little more brightness in the sun but I get ample warnings ahead of time as to where my turns are coming up. I Like it!! No comparison to Garmin, July 30, 2007 I returned this item becuase it was not user friendly, took way to long to register where I was and was no comparison the the Garmin I had also purchased to compare the two. Go with Garmin. Review of the 250C, June 21, 2007 I found the 250C to be very helpful and easy to use. The vocal instructions were sufficiently before the indicated action to allow traffic moves. The only question I had was about the shortest route. It did not always choose what I knew to be the shorter route. Lowrancei250, June 21, 2007 Excellent product. I was all set to buy the Garmin at $100+more at BestBuy,after doing a lot of review. Ideally, I'd like a bigger screen, but for the price, it's well worth itI recommend it highly. iWAY 250C, May 09, 2007 Still evaluating but so far it is excellent. The map card could be updated as it has ask me to turn on roads that no longer exist. Otherwise it is a very good unit. Great for Active Senior Citizen, May 04, 2007 Reviewer: Gloria J. Thirus Easy to use. Great for out-of-state adventures. Best investment I've made for "My" personal enjoyment. Great Little Brother of the 550C, March 26, 2007 Great little brother of the IWAY500C |
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