Best GPS Devices for Spanish

* text to speech for street names is unusable, especially for spanish place names (i.e.

voices are numerous and in a huge number of languages: catalan, finnish, swedish, chinese, castillian spanish, latin american spanish, uk/australian/new zealand/us/irish english and on and on.

it's clearer, especially with the many spanish street names here in southern california.

i guess you can excuse the problems pronouncing spanish based names but montgomery, a local street in our neighborhood, does not come out clear either.

does not do well with spanish based street names (which if you live in so cal as i do, is an issue).

of course,and being our native language, we programmed the gps in latin american spanish, and of course, the pronunciation of some street names was a little akward, but nothing you can't manage.

that voice seems much more polite, but does have problems with the correct pronunciation of spanish named streets.

i've had lots of fun, changing the accent on the speaker to british and australian, and i even switch to french or spanish for language practice when i already know the way to go.

it reads spanish names correctly.