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GPS Detector and Sat Nav devices

The following devices are not just GPS speed camera detectors but also have the additional facility of GPS satellite navigation systems.

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	Snooper Syrius Proline S2000 The Snooper Syrius Proline S2000 satellite navigation system has been created to provide drivers with genuine benefits. Nothing has been left to chance and every feature has been designed to make driving on a daily basis easier for the professional driver. For more information and pricing please click here

	Pogo Drive The Pogo Drive is part of a new breed of GPS powered driver information devices, with advanced colour touch screens and street level mapping combined with an award winning speedtrap and hazard warning database. Giving you the power to get there safer. For more information and pricing please click here

	Snooper Strabo Snooper sat nav systems are the most stylish available. But they don't only look good, they deliver a performance to match. Unlike most other Sat Nav systems you can update it's speed camera database 24hrs a day 365 days a year. For more information and pricing please click here

	Snooper Indago Using the Snooper Navteq navigation system, together with the Snooper GPS speed camera database, the Indago has been designed to be as easy to use as possible which a touch screen and easy to use software. Additional European mapping can be purchased for the Indago. For more information and pricing please click here

There are two sorts of satellite navigation systems.

"Static" ones guide a motorist from one address to another, taking no account of road conditions at the time. "Dynamic" systems feed in traffic information to suggest the best route at the time.

In theory this helps a driver to avoid traffic jams as well. But, according to Ruth Bridger of the AA Motoring Trust, there have been problems.

"Real-time data on the road network is quite patchy – even the Highways Agency don't always know of major outages and if that info isn't available to your dynamic satnav then you would still find yourself in a jam," she said