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The LifeDrive product is AMAZING. I bought it for a friend of mine to have GPS on it. And it works sooo smooth and its sooo sexy. The only downside to the LifeDrive is the battery. But if you buy the car charger and the dock you are set to go. WORTH EVERY PENNY! (sorry for the caps)…I thought you would perhaps appreciate the short and simple review of the product and if you are wondering I got TOMTOM for the GPS for the LifeDrive.
Yeah, that whole LifeDrive product section is amazing. The Specs page is really well done. They win the product specs page award.
It’s very clean and you don’t have to click away to get a comparison chart… I always take advantage of the comparison chart features on a site (if it’s offered) when shopping between product models.