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Manual navigator

10.07.2001

In a matter of minutes, a hand-held navigator will determine the optimal route for your movement from your location to a hotel, gas station, restaurant, medical institution, shopping center, car parking and other 100 different city service points.

The device will quickly provide information about the points through which you have to pass. It will warn about the road patrol, the state of the route, inform the reference phones of the hydrometeorological center and local hotels, show the estimated travel time on high-speed and local roads in 12 cities.

Tips on the display screen will be, by the way, when approaching the border of the region, crossing it, approaching the highway junction.

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