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Cobra offers a GPS handheld for all
January 7, 2005; 5:00 p.m.
![]() The product: Whether you're an experienced hiker or just beginning, Cobra's latest handheld GPS unit, the GPS 1000 DLX, offers something for everybody. It comes with street-level mapping software from Rand McNally (featuring U.S. state boundaries, Canadian provinces, and European country boundaries), Accelerated Satellite Acquisition Protocol II technology for faster acquisition time, and a user-friendly interface. Plus:
The prospects: The Cobra GPS 1000 DLX is chock-full of features, but with such a high price tag, we wonder how many hiking newbies will be willing to fork over the cash. If you can afford it, the device should make a great outdoor companion. By Bonnie Cha, associate editor, CNET Reviews CES DEBUTS BY BRAND
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