In September 2006, Garmin upped the ante in the shirt-pocket GPS market with the introduction of the nüvi 660. The nüvi 660 was the first shirt-pocket GPS to sport a 4.3-inch QVGA screen and, when connected to you car's power, a real-time traffic receiver. Unlike the nüvi 360, which was really a product refresh of the nüvi 350, the nüvi 680 deploys new technology that provides a glimpse at the future of automotive navigation: location-based services.



Link: PC Mag