The purpose of this compare is to show how an older model Nuvi like the Nuvi 500 can have certain features that the newer top end Nuvi's don't have and vice versa. The now discontinued Nuvi 660, Nuvi 760 and Nuvi 765 were capable of playing music and yet the current series cannot. The question is, why? Why does Garmin add and remove at will? Or is it at will? I did a comparison between the Zumo motorbike GPS, it may give some clue.
Last edited by Nicko; 27th July 2012 at 05:25 PM.
The sun rises and sets, the moon wax and wanes, oceans ebb and rise, warmth of spring and the coolness of autumn and my heart beats as if I belong to them all.
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for some reason the forum has reduced the quality of the image, will fix over the weekend, sorry.
The sun rises and sets, the moon wax and wanes, oceans ebb and rise, warmth of spring and the coolness of autumn and my heart beats as if I belong to them all.
www.gpsaustralia.net
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