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Daily deal - Garmin Nuvi 270 GPS unit for $199
The deal of the day for today, is the Garmin Nuvi 270 portable GPS unit. This highly portable GPS device weighs just 5.2 ounces and has a 3.5" high resolution display. At just 0.8" thick, it's the perfect device for in your car, or in your pocket.
At $199, this is not the cheapest basic GPS unit on the market, but the Nuvi 270 does have one trick up its sleeve: it comes preloaded with maps of North America and Western Europe.
In addition to this expanded map, the Nuvi 270 also has turn by turn voice prompts, which means you will get basic spoken directions (but no spoken street names).
Like most other Garmin Nuvi units, the Nuvi 270 comes with some handy features for travelers; a built in currency converter, measurement converter and even a world travel clock.
Included in the box is of course the unit itself, a car charger cord, a windshield mount and a self adhesive dashboard mounting disk, for people living in California and Minnesota, where mounting a GPS unit on the windshield is illegal.
The Garmin Nuvi 270 usually retails for $299, but it can be purchased from Costco.com for just $199 after a $100 instant rebate. The deal is valid till August 11th, or until Costco runs out of stock (if you get a message saying the item is not valid, try again in a few hours, Costco seems to keep "finding" new inventory).
The Nuvi 270 can be purchased here, just keep in mind that if you are not a Costco member, you'll have to pay a 5% surcharge ($10), though I have read reports of that being waived if you pay with an American Express card.
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