Picture-Perfect Navigation
A rundown of what's hot in the world of GPS navigation, including one device with a photographic memory. Launch Photo Gallery.
Remember that roadside barbecue joint in Texas where you had the ribs that changed your life? Can you remember the address? Did it even have one? It´s no problem for the Navman iCN750 [above]. Just pull the battery-equipped device from its windshield mount, snap a picture with the integrated 1.3-megapixel camera, and the unit will store the photo paired with the location´s GPS coordinates. The next time you´ve got a hankering for ribs, go to the NavPix menu, select the shot, and the 750 will guide you back. You can trade pics between 750s or offload them to a PC with a USB cable or an SD card. The gadget has room for about 5,000 pictures-enough for a cross-country barbecue safari. Don´t forget the Wet-Naps.

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Battery Life: 5 hrs.
Camera: 1.3 megapixels
Memory: 4 GB-2 for maps, 2 for photos
Display: 4-in. touchscreen
Get It: $800; navman.com

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