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GPS-Wireless 2009: Dreary Year for PND Manufacturers 
GPS World magazine | Wed, May 13
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The market for portable navigation devices (PNDs) is so low that companies are re-thinking their entire business models. Companies such as TomTom, Garmin, Navigon, and others have seen sales drop to record lows. With $30 PNDs soon to be a reality, ...
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