Zeal Optics is a company with a particularly high-tech vision of what car GPS systems can be like. As far as they are concerned, the future looks like the Terminator. Buy their Transcend GPS units, and you get a pair of ski goggles. In one corner of the right lens, you see a transparent display of everything you need to know. You'll pay $300 for this fun new system.
This next one shouldnt strictly come under car GPS systems, but it's for the road nevertheless. It's the helmet-mounted camcorder and GPS system by Contour. You get this motorcycle helmet, and mounted on one side is a barrel-like camcorder. Put it on and off you go, recording everything that passes by you, while the GPS system built in tracks everything you've done on a map. It's by the GPS company Contour.
Azenteks SmartMirror is another cool idea for what GPS can do the future. Tired of trying to find a way to mount your aftermarket GPS on your car's dashboard? How about just putting it where your rearview mirror goes? You're always looking at your rearview mirror anyway now, you can look at it for two kinds of information. The device is no mirror at all it's just a large LCD screen. It neatly divides its screen real estate into two parts one shows you a camera view of what's behind you, and the other half shows you the route you need to take. This could be where GPS heads in the future. It comes with a price tag to match $450.
And finally, just because you have GPS, doesn't mean you won't ever get lost. As you drive about a new city that you don't know, and you do get lost, wouldn't you just like to go back to your starting point and start all over again? That's where the Bushnell BackTrack comes in. Enter your starting point in it, and it'll tell you, wherever you are, how you are to get back to square one.
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