Navigon has been pretty busy this month, they have already introduced a few new models with the latest being the 2000S. The features of the 2000S seem to be very similar to the recently announced 2200T minus the free traffic updates for life.

The 2000S features a 3.5-inch display, 375MHz Atlas III AT642D-XAC processor, SiRF GRF3i+ GPS chip with InstantFix II, 64MB of SDRAM, 2GB of flash memory and a microSD card slot. The 2000S also offers the standard array of Navigon specific features which include text-to-speech, Reality View Pro, Direct Help, Lane Assistant Pro and Speed Assistant. In addition the 2000S is nice and portable measuring in at 3.8 x 2.9 x 0.7-inches, which should prove useful when you are outside your vehicle.

The Navigon 2000S is going to retail for $199 and is expected to be available in retail stores and online this October. Overall Navigon seems to be getting to a better and better price point, which should only help to put their name in the heads of more customers. Keep reading to check out the full release…

Navigon has added yet another GPS model to their current lineup, and this time its certainly one for everyone to consider. The new model is the Navigon 2200T and it not only comes in at an affordable $229, but its also packed full of features. I have been a fan of Navigon since I got the chance to review the 2100 Max this past June, and the 2200T with its nice price and good feature set may be the model I begin to recommend.

Moving on, the 2200T features a 3.5-inch display and is “ultra-thin and portable” measuring in at less then 3/4 of an inch thick. The 2200T comes with free real-time traffic updates for life, Reality View Pro, Lane Assistant Pro, DirectHelp, text to speech as well as a fast destination entry thanks to Navigon’s SmartSpeller feature.

In addition users can also opt to get the FreshMaps updates which offers up to 12 maps over a three year period for $79.99. Currently, the Navigon 2200T availability date has not yet been announced. Keep reading for the full release;