Garmin Dakota 10 Car GPS Receiver

Automobile, Wireless Receiver Module, Accuracy: < 49.21 feet, WAAS enabled , Battery Life: Up to 12 Hours

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Garmin Dakota 10 Car GPS Receiver InteractiveReviews.com rating (4.71/5)

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Never get lost again!

by fudge23, Sep 24, 2003

Pros: Compact, lightweight, excellent navigational too - Nationwide

Cons: The Learning Curve is high - takes a while to figure this gizmo out.

The Bottom Line: Great navigational too. This is my trainer and I will scout around for a bigger size model and one with a larger and color screen.

Review: Just moved to LA and was literally overwhelmed with the driving and how big this place is. Maps are ...

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Wow! I'm impressed!

by darthvagrant, May 19, 2004

Pros: All the capability of the E Trex plus sufficient map storage. Low price.

Cons: Non-captive battery cover. Should COME WITH optional soft plastic case/cover. Won't work in dense woods.

Review: UPDATE: This unit is out of production. It connects with a serial cord, seems like Garmin is all USB ...

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Inexpensive, and MEMORY UPGRADABLE

by bermudaboogy, Sep 2, 2004

Pros: Memory chip upgrades, up to 128mb Big screen

Cons: Serial interface, no USB Battery drain during map transfer

The Bottom Line: Appreciate the big viewing area, upgrade the memory to 64mb, and this thing is still a big contender.

Review: I have been using garmin GPS systems for auto navigation since 1996, and that's prior to having maps ...

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Amazing device -- Great Maps, Great Software, Great Unit! Wow!

by legolas-, Mar 29, 2005

Pros: Great maps, great GPS reception, easy to use software that is POWERFUL and full featured.

Cons: Lack of bundled mounts... But, you aren't forced to buy mounts that aren't needed.

The Bottom Line: Garmin is tops in the PocketPC GPS market. It's easy to use, powerful, flexible, and intuitive. Two thumbs WAY up!

Review: I recently decided to get a GPS solution for my car. I'm a computer consultant, so I travel a lot. I ...

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I never thought it could be so good!

by jfproulx, Jun 22, 2005

Pros: Amazing: never get lost again! Works like a charm!

Cons: Small Buttons on PDA difficult while driving. Other Maps for the world are expensive.

The Bottom Line: Easy to use and learn to trust it- it will get you where you want to go.

Review: A friend of mine had a Garmin Street Pilot 2610 in his car and I had found it to be amazing in its f ...

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Adds GPS Capability to Any Bluetooth PDA

by stuarth, Mar 14, 2006

Pros: Accurate, easy to use, voice prompts, local information, good battery life

Cons: Possible software compatibility issues leading to my PDA freezing on some occasions

The Bottom Line: This is a very good product, reasonably priced. I use it constantly- this is a great enhancement to any bluetooth PDA.

Review: I've now been using this GPS with my iPAQ for 8 months, and have an update to my original review. Up ...

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Excellent GPS hardware + software package, with a few small weaknesses

by bobodobo, Aug 18, 2006

Pros: Excellent integration of hardware with 5 separate robust applications and map database

Cons: Many minor weaknesses in the software feature set

The Bottom Line: Consider buying this as an inexpensive, highly portable alternative to a stand-alone dedicated GPS for your car if you have a Palm or Pocket PC PDA.

Review: I wanted a simple, inexpensive way to add GPS functions to my Palm Treo 650 phone/PDA, and the GPS 1 ...

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