Garmin Nuvi 3790T 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator Review

The Garmin nüvi 3790T 4.3-inch portable GPSof the vertical capability is this. The device fits into
navigator is one of three new GPS devices thatthe palm of your hand better vertically than
Garmin's going to be releasing later this summer.horizontally.
It's too bad they're not releasing it now, becauseAbout a year ago, Garmin came out with some
it looks like it's going to be the most advanced,exciting, public transportation and pedestrian
coolest GPS around. The nüvi 3790T is part ofsoftware for their newer GPS devices. Obviously,
a trio of new GPS devices that Garmin's bringingGarmin is continuing this trend. The 3700 series is
to market.designed not only for vehicle use, but for handheld
There's been a lot of talk recently about whetheruse while either commuting on public
the stand alone GPS market is dying. The idea istransportation or while walking.
that everyone is just going to get GPS capabilityGoing along with this "iPhone" concept is this. The
on their iPhones. Sure, that's certainly an issue, butwidth of the Garmin nüvi 3790T 4.3-inch
Garmin doesn't seem to be throwing in the towel.portable GPS navigator is only 9 millimeters. That's
As a matter of fact, they have some interestingless than a pencil! This device is going to work,
technical improvements in their new 3700 serieslook, and feel much like a state of the art cellular
that obviously shows they've got the iPhone appphone!
market in mind.Other capabilities that the Garmin nüvi 3790T
For instance, you can use the Garmin nüvi4.3-inch portable GPS navigator has are this: voice
3790T 4.3-inch portable GPS navigator (as well asrecognition. The nüvi 3790t can learn to
the other two devices in the 3700 series) eitherrecognize your voice. Not only that, but it "learns"
horizontally or vertically. Horizontally, makes theyour daily route, and even "learns" reoccurring
device look and feel like the dashboard GPS we'vetraffic patterns in and around your daily commute,
all come to know and love. Vertically... well, thatsuch as Friday's two hour early rush hour.
makes me think iPhone. Part of the raison d'etre