Cobra 7750 Platinum GPS navigation system



Looking for a new GPS navigation system, but you can’t quite figure out just which unit you would like to get? The Cobra 7750 Platinum might be just the thing for you then, as this new 7-inch device was specially built to aid the professional driver so that he/she will not end up driving around in circles, albeit in a much more advanced manner than you would expect from an uncouth, regular driver. What does the 7750 Platinum offer? For starters, it will come with enhanced graphics, Junction View with Lane Assist, State Mileage Log, and Hours-of-Service Log. Not only that, the new 7750 Platinum is touted to deliver the industry’s best last-mile routing, offering superior road coverage on secondary highways.

Thanks to enhanced graphics and menu options on the 7750 Platinum, drivers can concentrate on the road better since the display itself offers maximum visibility in sunlight and optimized efficiency when scrolling through searches and settings of the unit. With the addition of new Quick-Tabs, drivers will be able to see critical information such as the distances to weigh stations, travel centers, rest areas and mile markers with but a glance. Not only that, the new Junction View with Lane Assist will also provide drivers with 3D images of upcoming highway junctions alongside lane guidance and enhanced turn-by-turn directions. With State Mileage Log, one is able to track miles within a state for IFTA reporting and the Hours-of-Service timer will allow drivers to easily track their On-Duty, Off-Duty and Driving Time.

Companies might want to give the Cobra 7750 Platinum GPS navigation system a go, especially since it will deliver the most truck-specific POIs in the industry. It also has over 12 million standard Tele Atlas POIs and branded icons that visually represent participating businesses as instantly recognizable logos for easy and accurate identification of specific brands of interest. Each purchase will come with 3 months of unlimited downloads from Cobra’s exclusive AURATM Camera & Driving Hazard Database – all the above for $499.95 does seem like a pretty sweet deal.

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