Verdict: Has Some Neat Business Traveler Friendly Features, But Falls Short On Basic GPS Functionality and Ease of Use. Costly Subscription Fees.

TeleNav is already an established leader in cell phone based GPS navigation software, and now the company is releasing its first standalone GPS, the Shotgun. Aimed squarely at business travelers, the Shotgun offers up Internet-connected features aimed at making life on the road a little less rough.

The Shotgun delivers some features sure to please those whose travels usually end with an expense report. But the device's relatively expensive subscription costs, and lackluster basic GPS navigation performance might leave buyer's questioning the Shotgun's overall value, and opting for a non-connected GPS instead.

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Posted by Fletch on February 14, 2009 | Comments (1)