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The Mio Knight Rider GPS is an automobile GPS receiver engineered for Knight Rider fans. It features Michael Knight’s voice as the infamous K.I.T.T, allowing users to turn any every-day ride through town into a fantasy-like experience. Despite its fantasy allure, the Knight Rider GPS still boasts a chockfull of high-grade GPS features, such as a 4.3" touchscreen LCD display with a QVGA(480x272) resolution, over 4 million POIs (points of interest), and turn-by-turn voice guidance (in the voice of K.I.T.T., of course). Most notable about the Knight Rider GPS is that its LED display moves in sync with the anamorphic equalizer, thereby allowing for an authentic Knight Rider TM GPS light show. Additional features of the Mio Knight Rider GPS automobile receiver include fast and accurate GPS signal reception anywhere & anytime, preloaded maps of the United States and Canada, and a mini-USB connector for conveniently charging the unit. The Mio Knight Rider GPS retails for $199.99 and comes with a 1 year limited warranty.
MSRP $199.99
Release date November, 2008
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Features
- Knight Rider Voice (K.I.T.T.)
- 4.3” Touchscreen LCD (QVGA)
- 4 Million POIs
- GPS Light Show
- Fast & Accurate GPS Signals
- Preloaded Maps
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
Specifications
- CPU: Samsung 2443—400MHz
- GPS Chipset: Highly Sensitive GPS Receiver
- Memory/RAM: 64MB
- Memory/HDD: 1GB
- Memory Slot: SD/MMC
- Display Type: 4.3” Touchscreen
- Resolution: 480x272(QVGA)
- Display Orientation: Landscape
- Battery Capacity: 720mAH
- Battery Life: 2.5 Hours
- USB: Yes
- Speaker: Yes
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Mio Knight Rider GPS
• Mio Knight Rider 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator
• Knight Rider GPS
UPC: 841881004363
EAN: 0841881004363
MPN: MIO-KITT300
Competitors
MSRP $185.00
Released March, 2008
The Garmin Nuvi 205 is a portable GPS touchscreen navigator that comes preloaded with millions of destinations for U.S. and regions of Europe and provides turn-by-turn directions as well as optional MSN Direct services. Also included is a MicroSD card slot for loading more data like Garmin Travel Guides for example. Photo navigation allows...
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Garmin Nuvi 205
MSRP $249.99
Released May, 2007
Pros
- affordable
- compact size
- quality brand
Cons
- no text-to-speech, basic 'go left/right' directions only
- no included AC wall adapter - needs to be purchased separately
- can take a while to acquire a satellite signal
Mio Knight Rider GPS
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Garmin Nuvi 250
MSRP $225.00
Released April, 2008
The Nextar Snap3 is a touchscreen GPS navigator that comes preloaded with maps for the 50 US states and Canada. Turn-by-turn voice prompts via built in speaker and 1.6 million points of interest are some of the key features. Other features include Bluetooth functionality, address book, automatic route recalculation if you miss a turn,...
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Nextar Snap3
MSRP $200.00
Released March, 2008
The Navigon 2100 max is a touchscreen GPS navigator that provides voice prompts accurate to the street name. Lane assistant helps pick the best lane and Reality View photo-realistic 3-D maps offer extra guidance. Speed assistant displays your speed and will warn you if you are going too fast. Other features include route planning,...
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Navigon 2100 max
MSRP $199.99
Released March, 2008
Magellan's RoadMate 1200 is the lowest-price model of the company's RoadMate automotive GPS receivers and features a 3.5-inch QVGA, full colour touch-screen display and an intuitive interface for easy usage while driving. The receiver comes with pre-loaded maps of the United States (including Hawaii and Puerto Rico) on a bundled SD card, Magellan's SmartDetour...
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Magellan RoadMate 1200
MSRP $199.99
Released June, 2008
The V7 NAV730 is a mid-grade automobile GPS receiver that features a vibrant 3.5” LCD touchscreen display with a QVGA(320x240) resolution. It includes voice guidance with turn-by-turn directions in multiple languages (up to 20), text-to-speech directions based on spoken street and highway names (English only), and US maps for all 50 States. In addition,...
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V7 NAV730
MSRP $199.95
Released April, 2008
Pros
- Were easy to use, nice touch screen
- Easy to demount from holder, so you may bring it in your pocket
- Good value
Cons
- No expansion interface such as SD card to load more maps.
- The holder does not attach to surfaces well. It falls frequently from both windshield and dash.
- Routing algorithm does not work well. It has routed me in circles more than once.
Mio Knight Rider GPS
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TomTom ONE 130/130S
Reviews
May 20, 2009
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Pros
- 4.3" touchscreen
- affordable price
- turn by turn voice navigation
- voice navigation and personalized greeting from the voice of KITT
- flashing red lights rise and fall with KITT's voice
- includes SD expansion slot
Cons
- based on a horrible show from the 1980s
- poor internal battery life (2.5 hours)
- poor value - very few features, even for the money
- outdated maps
- touch screen isn't very sensitive
- difficult to plug in once mounted
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