by Owen Jones
There are many reasons why you might be a prime candidate for an auto navigation system: If you drive to new places frequently, say as a company representative; if the routes that you travel regularly are constantly being dug up, if there are regular traffic jams or if there are lots of traffic lights on it; if you want to circumvent schools or shopping malls or if you just want to find a quicker or a more scenic route to your destination.
Many people would benefit from an auto navigation system, but there are several types of systems so it can be quite difficult to work out which one would be the best to suit your needs. In the rest of this article, we will take a more comprehensive look at these different models.
Sole purpose, stand-alone auto navigation systems are the kind that are frequently built into new vehicles by the manufacturer. However, that is the most expensive way of buying an auto navigation system, so it is worth getting one put in later, because then the cost of the unit does not go on the car's finance deal, which would make the sat nav unit very expensive.
These units normally carry subscription charges similar to a mobile phone. This means that the sat nav unit is often sold for a very small profit, but the company makes its money from your monthly payments for the data feed. It is a very similar set up to the mobile phone deals.
The monthly fees are a bind, but the systems are bang up to date. The data in these devices is updated live and you will be made aware of obstacles or hazards in the road ahead of you within minutes of them happening.
Multipurpose hand-held navigation units are auto navigation systems that do not offer quite as much detail as the stand-alones, but they can be upgraded by software add-ons to do the same job if you like.
However, because they are transportable, they can be removed from the car and used in a boat or for hiking or cycling. In other words, the hand-held console is far more flexible.
Laptop or Palm Top based models are designed to run on your computer. They are usually just as capable of delivering as detailed information as a stand-alone system and they are obviously portable too.
If you already have a portable computer then this is just about the least expensive, good system. You will get a top of the range, GPS auto navigation system on a large, laptop screen for just the cost of the subscription.
Satellite navigation is certainly here to stay, because young people want it. It can also be seen as a safety device for solo travellers. For example, if a lone traveller gets lost, there is no need to stop to ask directions or if your car breaks down out of town, you will know where you are located in order to direct the service to where you are.
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