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Magellan Maestro 4250 John M. Guilfoil ReviewsScience and TechnologyThe Issue November 1, 2008Magellan continued its pattern of "please just get me there accurately" with the widescreen Maestro 4250. [...]
The Knight Rider GPS by Mio John M. Guilfoil ReviewsScience and Technology September 22, 2008We teamed with Boston.com to review eight new GPS units
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Harman/Kardon GPS-510na John M. Guilfoil ElectronicsGadget featuresReviewsScience and Technology March 28, 2008Harman/Kardon has been busting out plenty of consumer electronics lately, and their GPS models, if priced right, are seeming like...
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The 2008 Volkswagen R32 John M. Guilfoil Automotive January 30, 2008Like a dachshund with a German shepherd’s bark and a dalmatian’s bite, the 2008 Volkswagen R32 is a small dog,...
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New Garmins: one’s big, one’s fit, and one listens John M. Guilfoil Gadget featuresScience and Technology January 4, 2008The latest generation of Garmin GPS devices being unveiled next week at CES show three distinct characteristics: first a logical...
