Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008 with GPS [OLD VERSION]
![Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008 with GPS [OLD VERSION]](/Images/B000OUY2TQ/medium.jpg) | Average Customer Rating: Recommend Streets & Trips with GPS Locator helps you travel with complete confidence and it's so easy. This comprehensive trip planning software makes route planning a snap, anywhere in U.S. and Canada. Calculate mileage, pick out the fastest routes and mark points of interest. It gets you where you're going quickly, easily, and without all the guesswork. Microsoft Streets & Trips 2008 with GPS Locator pairs the power… Product details and pricing info |
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46 Customer Reviews Posted
- Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008 with GPS
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very good, always has good satellite signal and offers very good information during the journey - 2008-08-02, 0 of 0 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008
- Microsoft Streets and Trips 2008 with GPS
The product is not satisfactory-we wanted to find our son's church so could have a July 4 supper there with him and his wife. Address entered, not found. Went to Google maps and it was immediately shown. That is a shame, since I was such an enthusiast for my earlier version of the same software. - 2008-07-25, 0 of 0 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Great for Planning Your Trip
- Works well on my computer and is great for our road trips, very accurate and easy to work.
- 2008-06-23, 0 of 0 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Couldn't get it to load...
- I had great hopes for this product, however I couldn't get it to load on my XP OS Laptop. I am not computer illiterate however I didn't want to invest the time in a product with no visible support mechanism, so back it went.
- 2008-05-15, 3 of 3 people found this review helpful, Rated:
- Not bad for $59.99
- That was what I paid. It's now $71. Still not a bad price for what it can do. This is no way near the convenience and usability of a standalone unit. But it will take you where you want to go. The voice guidance was a nice and needed addition. Unlike a windshield and dash mount unit, you have to look away from the road to see the laptop screen. I owned the 2006 version which did not have voice guidance. I use it mainly for planning trips and getting directions. I can zoom and pan at lightning speed compared to the online Mapquest and the like. I didn't mind paying the extra $20 or so for the GPS receiver just in case I need it.
Don't buy it just to use it in a car for navigation. It's just too awkward (and dangerous). You can spend just a little over $100 for a standalone unit that would serve you better. - 2008-05-13, 1 of 1 people found this review helpful, Rated:
