new tacky Garmin nuvi’s

Published on September 10th, 2008 in garmin, gps navigation




Garmin is trying to get some attention from the opposite sex by covering a few of their nuvi’s with fake diamonds and glitter. Called ‘light rose’ and ‘black diamond’ these two new tacky nuvi’s are offered on nuvi 250 and nuvi 760.

It’s not all that bad though. They also showcased a few different colors which you wouldn’t be ashamed to purchase. These are the new Blue, White, and Red Editions…via

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4 Responses to “new tacky Garmin nuvi’s”

  1. Garmin Has Style Lapse: Releases Faux-Diamond Enhanced Nuvi GPSs [Glittering Gps] Says:
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  4. Garmin Has Style Lapse: Releases Faux-Diamond Enhanced Nuvi GPSs | Gadgetorium! Says:
    September 12th, 2008 at 7:33 am

    [...] Garmin’s had a tiny stylistic brain-fart with some new Nuvi GPSs. Imagine a cheesy glimmering gadget suckered-on to your windshield, sending glittering—and distracting—shafts of light into your car… that’s kind of what you’ve got in the “light rose” and “black diamond” editions of the Nuvi 250 and 760. They’re covered in colored faux-diamonds. Yuck. The red, white and blue editions (also new) we can appreciate. But in a few years, in a look back at recent gadget history, crystal-covered GPS units will be consigned to the “what the hell were they thinking?” category. [Aving via Navigadget] [...]

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