Garmin City Navigator North America NT - PC/MAC

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Enjoy your destination like a local with Garmin City Navigator NT mapping software, ideal for on-the-road adventures throughout North America.

Features fully routable, detailed maps with updated road data throughout the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico (does not include Mexico)
Includes interstates, highways, local roads and residential areas, as well as turn restrictions, speed limits and other navigational aids
Displays more than 6 million updated points of interest such as restaurants, lodging, border crossings, gas stations and hospitals
Software creates point-to-point, turn-by-turn route guidance for Garmin GPS receivers
Trip and waypoint management feature transfers waypoints, routes and tracks between your GPS receiver and your computer
Trip and waypoint data can be transferred to most Garmin GPS receivers, excluding GPS 100 series and panel-mount aviation units

PC Requirements: Pentium processor, Windows 2000 or newer, 32 MB minimum RAM, 2GB hard disk space, DVD drive, available serial or USB port, USB cable, 256-color display adapter and monitor, (16-bit color required), mouse or other pointing device. Internet access is required. Cable and GPS not included.
Mac System Requirements: Any Intel-based Mac or PowerPC G3 or later Mac, 256 MB RAM, OS X 10.4 or later, 2GB free disk space, DVD drive, USB port, USB cable, 2GB free disk space, DVD drive, 1024 x 768 display. Internet access is required, cable and GPS not included.

Compatible GPS Receivers: Astro, Colorado 300/400c/400i/400t, Edge 605/705, eTrex Legend HCx, eTrex Legend Cx, eTrex Venture Cx, eTrex Vista HCx, eTrex Vista Cx, GPSMAP 276C, GPSMAP 278, GPSMAP 376C, GPSMAP 378, GPSMAP 478, GPSMAP 60CSx, GPSMAP 60Cx, GPSMAP 620, GPSMAP 76CSx, GPSMAP 76Cx, iQue 3000, iQue M3, iQue M4, nüvi 1200/1250/1260T/1300/1350/1350T/ 1370T/1390T/200/200W/205/205W/250/250W/255/255W/260/260W/265/265T/265W/265WT/ 270/275T/300/310/350/360/370/465T/500/5000/510/550/600/610/650/660/670/680/710/750/ 755T/760/765T/770/775T/780/785T/850/855/865T/880/885T, Oregon 200/300/400c/400i/400t, Quest 2, Rino 530HCx, Dakota 10, Dakota 20, StreetPilot 2720/2730/2820/7200/7500/c310/c320/330/c340/c510/c530/c550/c580/i2/i3/i5, zūmo 400/450/500/550/660

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Garmin Navigator North America NT

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2009

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1.0

Rip-Off !! Shame on you, Garmin !!

By StoneUpNorth

from N.E. WI

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I purchased this software to add to my new Oregon 400T. I've got an older Magellan that I use for turn-by-turn navigation, as well as a Garmin 60CSx for geocaching & backpacking. For the [$] price-tag I fully expected to be able to load the software on BOTH my Oregon & the 60CSx. SURPRISE!! Garmin requires you to register the product online & provide the Serial # of your unit in order to unlock the software. When I called tech-support & asked why they need my serial # (I'm always suspicious of this kind of thing) I was told that Garmin unlocks the software only for one specific unit, and the unlock code is tied to the unit's serial number. I was told that in order to get the software to work on both of my units, I'd need to purchase ANOTHER complete version of the software for ANOTHER [$]! They don't even give you a break on the price of a second license. Conveniently, NOWHERE is this policy stated on their website [...], in any of their advertising, on the product packaging itself, or on the lengthy license agreement you're required to accept before the software will install. Garmin tried to shift the blame onto Navteq, from whom they themselves license the software. I refuse to accept that excuse. In this day & age as we work toward a GPS Navigation system being in every car, and families having 2-3 cars, you ought to only pay once to equip all units you own. At the VERY LEAST Garmin could offer a $25 2nd license. At this point I'm so unhappy I intend to retun BOTH City Navigator NT -and- the Oregon 400t. Shame on you Garmin. This is not the way to treat a consumer.