March 14, 2006

City Select Brazil NT released by Garmin

City_select_brazil Garmin has announced the release of City Select NT Brazil. If you guessed that it's only available in SD and micro-SD card formats, you guessed right. This product joins other recently released international packages including City Select Mexico and City Select Malaysia/Singapore.

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Mar 14, 2006 7:56:06 PM | Garmin, Software

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