James Dean Offers His Top 3 Car GPS Picks

James Dean has spoken to us briefly from the ether regarding his top 3 car GPS systems. He said, “If only these systems had been around in the 1950’s! Perhaps I’d have taken a different route to the race.” This may well have helped avoid his untimely death, but he’d also have been able to enjoy MP3, Video and even Digital TV with many available today. Technology that he was tragically robbed of by a careless driver.

He went on to offer us his recommendations, and you’ve got to listen to a guy who received two posthumous Academy Nominations.

James’ Picks:

1. TomTom Go 950 – James says: “The chicks would’ve seriously dug this GPS back in the 50’s. With its 4.3″ widescreen display and voice control functionality, it’s a simple piece of kit, but it rocks.”

2. Handheld GPS Navigator and Mobile Phone with Internet as mentioned on redferret.net – James says: “I never got to own a mobile phone or GPS, but if I bought this GPS then I’d have both. With Bluetooth, Phone, GPS and Internet (whatever that is) all available and in handheld size, this gadget is far from jive.”

3. Car GPS/DVD/TV/RADIO/MP3 systems – James says: “These systems look just like a car stereo in your dashboard, but with so many functions and a big 7″ color screen being pretty normal, these guys offer a lot of bang for your buck. They tend to be cheaper from Chinese sources, so search for them on the ‘net. China? A world power? I never saw that one coming!”

With these last few words of wisdom, James fired up his ethereal Porsche and motored back off into the afterlife.