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Navigational device from GPS

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NEW DELHI: GPS India has introduced GPSMAP 276C, a portable navigational device useful for transport operators, trucking companies and individuals in inter-State travel in the country.

The GPSMAP 276C's auto route base map has the inter-State and major highway maps pre-fed to ensure that a driver can never loses his way and can easily reach any destination, a company statement said.

Logistical applications of the GPSMAP 276C include inter-State transport, courier and cargo companies as well as fleet management services where specific routes can be mapped for drivers to follow.

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