Motorola began selling through Amazon it’s portable GPS devices announced in January, which are the company’s first to connect to the Internet through Bluetooth.
Prices were revealed as starting at $249 for a 4.3-inch, TN555, with voice, recognition, hands free speaker and three months of free Google search, weather, fuel prices and flight status. A step up TN565t at $279 adds live traffic with rerouting and the TN765t at $329 includes traffic plus a larger, 5.1 inch screen.
Source: Motorola
Photo Caption: Motorola’s TN765t portable GPS (via Amazon)
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