| In a message dated 8/19/09 9:39:31 PM, p_cquinn@tpg.com.au writes:
> 
> One of the first questions that come to mind is whether a GPS navigator is
> suitable for worldwide use or do I have to buy one specific for Australia
> and another for the US and so on.
> 
I can only assume, since my Garmin allows me to preference a female voice 
with a distinct Aussie accent, that she would know how to navigate me around 
Oz, though she occasionally has problems with Spanish street names -- when 
she tries to say Avenida des las pulgas or Camarillo for example.
Seriously, as I understand it, if I'm going to another country, all I need 
to do is connect my Garmin to my laptop with its USB cable, then to the 
Garmin internet site, and after charging me a little money, Garmin will 
download 
all the necessary   info that I need for the country I'm going to.
Best
Gary
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