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it's not surprising...
I've never heard of Navigon before. So I did a little looking around. I found teo very short comments about three models Navigon released in 2008. The 8100T at $599 (http://www.nerdgrind.com/navigon-releases-8100t-navigator-calls-it-uber-premium/) and two affordable devices both only at Radio Shack (http://www.nerdgrind.com/navigon-releases-5100-max-and-2090s-gps-units-exclusively-at-radio-shack/).

Seems to me that it's not a price issue, it's more of a distribution channel issue. The low end units should have been released at a broader range of retailers. I don't see a problem with high end devices as long as there are entry level ones available to a broad range of buyers.
Posted by: brokndodge@...   Posted on: 05/07/09  (Edited: 05/07/2009 @ 05:51) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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it's not surprising...  brokndodge@... | 05/07/09
RE: Navigon gets priced out of the North American PND market  jhhicks@... | 05/07/09
It's all about "good enough"  linux for me | 05/07/09
Functionality does not equal usability  frgough | 05/07/09
RE: Navigon gets priced out of the North American PND market  ncnsolutions@... | 05/07/09
And not worth the price  jhimes | 05/07/09
Cell Phone vs. PND  mmunroe@... | 05/07/09
Cell Phone GPS  nick@... | 05/07/09
Navigon Never Acknowledged Software Issues  darobin@... | 05/10/09

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