Have you heard anything on the Initial GPS Navigation GM-510?

Answer 1

purchase this unit and took it to orlando,Florida the next day.....very easy to learn to use. very reliable. spent 10 days with this gps and never missed a show, dinner or intersection to turn.....unit will quickly re-route you if you miss a turn.....very much appove and enjoy this gps unit. Yep.. see my site www.butkus.org/initial/ Yes, I have one. So far it works well. The user guide is nearly useless but the system functions fine. The display is easily visible day or night. The MP3 Player also plays wma files. Navigation is easy and works as well as any other computer navigation system.
If you want a GPS unit that simple takes you to your destination, here ya go. It doesn't take pictures or play videos or give you moon phases - it just tells you how to get someplace. The larger screen is nice but the fonts used for street names can be a little hard to read. The Initial uses the same NAVTEQ data as the name brands so the directional performance should be the same. But as has been said, getting an update is unlikely.. Good basic large screen unit for the money.

Answer 2

The GM-510 was a pioneering GPS navigation system developed by General Motors in the 1980s. It was one of the first GPS systems available commercially for consumer use. While it may not have the advanced features of modern systems, it played a significant role in popularizing GPS technology for navigation purposes.