Navigon Introduces 'MyRegion' U.S. GPS Apps for $24.99

Dangit, great for you Americans but spread the love, Navigon.

I'd gladly buy it if they offered like Eastern Canada, or hell, even Canada. I am likely not going to the US and I seldom go cross-country.

Not a bad deal at all.... $25. I'd do that. Especially considering how the upgrades are apparently only $15 each? that's a total of $55 for the whole US......


EDIT: ok intro prices. $13 each. so $51?!! That's pretty cheap. But I am satisfied with TomTom :) and I got mine for $50 :-p

Even after the price goes up you can buy the whole US for the same $60 as TomTom. This is certainly a better strategy for getting more buyers. If I could re-do my purchase decision I would probably choose the central navigon region for half the price of what I paid. Well... Actually that's what I would have said a few months ago. But now I'm in the Air Force so I will probably need the east and west region eventually... But I think most people will only need a region

I was wondering if someone would do this... it is a really good option for people that don't travel out of their area very often. Myself... I travel enough, plus I'm on a border state, so I'm still happy with the full version. All in all, though, Navigon is solid.

I was wondering if someone would do this... it is a really good option for people that don't travel out of their area very often. Myself... I travel enough, plus I'm on a border state, so I'm still happy with the full version. All in all, though, Navigon is solid.

There are no border states (that I can find). "Border" states are also included on the other map, too. I.E. Colorado is in both central and west.

This is a decent deal. I probably would have just purchased all the US regions if it were available at the time. I don't really need all of North America.

Hmm.... I am thinking about it... but I hear that Tom Tom performs better.... :confused:

There are no border states (that I can find). "Border" states are also included on the other map, too. I.E. Colorado is in both central and west.

Yes. So Colorado is a Border state for both the central and west. Just because it is in two doesn't change that fact. Haha. Some people like to travel one state to their east and west :)

Granted, it is still cheaper to buy those two regions

Hmm.... I am thinking about it... but I hear that Tom Tom performs better.... :confused:

Yes that's what I've heard. at least on the 3G. I have tomtom and it has been good. Especially with their newest update, it is up to par with navigon on virtually everything, and arguably better in many respects.

Someone from Colorado would have to buy the Central region to travel to Kansas next door, or buy the West region to travel to Utah next door. So that would be considered a border state.

There are no border states (that I can find). "Border" states are also included on the other map, too. I.E. Colorado is in both central and west.

Someone from Colorado would have to buy the Central region to travel to Kansas next door, or buy the West region to travel to Utah next door. So that would be considered a border state.

I understand this. I still think it's a pretty good system. I live in Michigan and only go west, it seems. I'd be happy to get the central map. That is, of course, if I didn't already spend the $80 on the whole US!

sounds good.
Do you guys think I should get the traffic updates too ? $19.99?