7" Screen GPS System with MP3, FM transmitter, Video functions $99.99

If you're looking for a larger GPS unit than the small portable units with 3"-4" screens, here's a deal for you. You can get a 7" unit filled with lots of features and capabilities for a sale price you'd be happy to find for one of those smaller units. Right now Buy.com is selling the Plenio VXA-3000-2G 7" Touchscreen GPS Navigation System for just $99.99. Budget shipping is free.

So you end up with a bigger, better view of maps, and this system has plenty of other video functions to make use of the larger screen. Besides GPS functions, this unit has lots of other uses built-in. It has MP3 capability like many of its smaller cousins, but because the screen is big enough, it can also be used for video and gaming purposes when it's not being used as a GPS. That could come in handy keeping the kids entertained during rest stops on a long trip.

This GPS system features:
- Slim, lightweight design
- Large 7" Touchscreen LCD Panel
- Accurate highly responsive GPS receiver
- U.S. and Canadian Maps on 2GB SD Card
- Easy to use: simple touch screen interface
- Turn-by-turn voice guidance available in multiple languages
- Text-to-Speech pronounces street names
- Automatic re-routing: quickly recalculates during route deviation
- Smart detour: calculates detours around traffic jams at the touch of a button
- Automatic zoom feature: map level adjusts according to vehicle speed
- 2D and 3D maps supported plus day /night view settings
- AV input port: can be used as in-car display for DVD players, gaming devices, etc.
- DIVX Video Player, audio player, photo slide show, puzzle game supported
- Built-in Media Player
- Built-in Music Player
- Wireless FM transmitter (listen to your music over your vehicle stereo speakers)
- Automatic startup and shutdown

This feature-set is a step up from many of the smaller units, and the bigger screen may make navigating those trips a bit easier to follow. If this sounds like a system you might want to check out, click the picture below.