Yea, and I have a less than one year old 3760T that is a no go! But Navteq traffic sucks, it doesn't have any idea of traffic and often causes false reports, ones that faster can correct. Anyone that lets it re-route using traffic will be met with extreme frustration. All they need to do is get the INRIX traffic data.
I know this because I run Bing maps concurrently with my Garmin now.
I have not had issue with Garmin's traffic service in Montreal, though they could cover more roads and I wish they'd file road closings - Montreal has a huge number of closings that never seem to get reflected.
I hope the new adapter does conventional FM as well (the web page doesn't say), because lots of places don't have HD radio yet.
I also hope they offer the a variant of the adapter with the larger legacy connectors (like the in-vehicle mounts for my Zumos use).
Yea, and I have a less than
Yea, and I have a less than one year old 3760T that is a no go! But Navteq traffic sucks, it doesn't have any idea of traffic and often causes false reports, ones that faster can correct. Anyone that lets it re-route using traffic will be met with extreme frustration. All they need to do is get the INRIX traffic data.
I know this because I run Bing maps concurrently with my Garmin now.
No HD in many areas
I have not had issue with Garmin's traffic service in Montreal, though they could cover more roads and I wish they'd file road closings - Montreal has a huge number of closings that never seem to get reflected.
I hope the new adapter does conventional FM as well (the web page doesn't say), because lots of places don't have HD radio yet.
I also hope they offer the a variant of the adapter with the larger legacy connectors (like the in-vehicle mounts for my Zumos use).
Currently have: SP3, GPSMAP 276c, Nuvi 760T, Nuvi 3790LMT, Zumo 660T