* Provide address to address routing in the U.S. Simply load the Street Atlas USA software, plug the LT-20 into your laptop’s USB port and get started. It includes Street Atlas USA 2008 software with updated maps of the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The LT-20 features an automatic back on track map and direction updates when you stray off course. You can pre-plan perfect routes, selecting exactly the roads you want to go to and view large screen map and GPS with easy to read directions. It lets you hear spoken directions with precise names, exits and ramps. The Earthmate GPS LT-20 features an NMEA-compliant 12-channel GPS receiver and is WAAS enabled. Turn your laptop into a powerful GPS navigator with this Delorme Earthmate GPS LT-20 USB GPS Receiver. I stuck it to my windshield on the inside of my car while I was driving, and it held very well, it keeps it from sliding around and losing the signal.ĭelorme Earthmate GPS LT-20 USB 12-Channel GPS Receiver w/Street Atlas USA 2008 Software The suction cup part is useful to help stick it places so it won’t slide around. The LT-20 unit itself is small, measuring in at 2.7 x 1.75 x 0.5 inches and it has a five foot cord along with a suction cup to help keep it in place. It seems mostly tweaks and a few upgrades to functionality, but nothing major really. I also looked at the new Street Atlas 2009 and it doesn’t seem any different, at least in the screenshots I saw. You might say that the software is old, being dated 2008, but as soon as I installed it and checked for updates all of the maps were updated for me, so even though it’s 2008, it does use the current maps. Includes with it is Street Atlas 2008, and a user manual. The Delorme Earthmate LT-20 comes in a nice little box, that is actually two boxes, a cardboard one and a plastic one inside of that. OCZ Neutrino netbook and took it for a spin, read on to learn all about it… Considering netbooks are so small, they can easily be used as GPS devices to help you find your way, or to just get directions while you’re on the go. Most netbooks and laptops today don’t have GPS integrated into them, and getting while one may argue why would you need it, it’s still a nice feature to have. The laptop one I have works well, but it requires an adapter since it’s a CF card format, but it can also be used with a PDA equipped with CF slot for true portability, which is a nice feature. I have two GPS units myself, one in my phone and an older one for my laptop that connects via CF Card slot. There’s no doubt that GPS has become extremely popular, it seems everyone is using it.

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