Brand new Garmin Nuvifone M20 Windows Mobile phone with true GPS

by DemoPit on August 20, 2009

Business meets pleasure with the stylish-yet-powerful Garmin nüvifone M20. Featuring Windows Mobile Pro, the nüvifone M20 was created for on-the-go professionals. This sleek mobile handset packs lots of great features in a compact design so you’ll have everything you need to get more done in less time. NICE!

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