Motorola doesn’t exactly have the outrageous foothold in a unstable navigation market, though it’s not like the TomToms and Garmins of the universe really need to keep on keepin’ on sans any legitimate foe. Creatively suggested during CES (and once again at MWC), a Motonav TN765 is one of a many bizarrely written GPS units we’ve ever seen, receiving upon the Philips 21:9 Cinema type of layout in order to provide an ultra-widescreen perspective which can’t simply be found elsewhere. Now, the 5.1-inch device is on sale in a US for around $270, as well as we’ve picked up the series of reviews from those who’ve had the ability to expert around locale with one adhered to a windshield. For a many part, critics were duly impressed with a wide variety of features (Bluetooth handsfree calling, text-to-speech, voice dialing, auto map zooming as well as a litany of live interpretation reports informing we of a local weather forecast, gas prices, etc.). Previously, Motorola’s PND efforts weren’t just lauded, though this guy’s dissimilar — many everyone found the strong underline set and stunning user interface to be some-more than acceptable, wit h a categorical detraction being a few MotoExtras service as well as dodgy accepting in dense, urban areas. Hit up a links below before pulling the trigger (or switching upon a reserve, as it were).