With 2.6 million GPS system to be sold in 2004, the GPS market is doing well. Navman wants to capitalize on this boom with new models, aimed at all market segments. With screen sizes ranging from 3.5" to 3.8" and many storage solutions (flash cards, hard drives), Navman can solve the needs of travelers. Another solution is to get a smartphone or a PDA, add a GPS receiver/software bundle, and voila, now you get a GPS *plus* a cool gizmo. Franckly, I like the Navman GPS, but I think that they can't compete (price-wise) with a PGA/Phone+GPS solution.

[read on Tech Disgest] Navman iCN510 £499 (3.5" 320x240 - flashcard) Navman iCN635 £699 (3.8" - flashcard - remote control) Navman iCN650 £799 (3.8" - hard drive - remote control)