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ESCORT Defender(TM) Database Overwhelms All Challengers-Wins Key 3rd Party ...

West Chester, OH, Jan 07, 2010 (PRWeb.com via COMTEX) -- Convoy Inc (http://www.escortradar.com/)., a leading manufacturer of automotive electronic accessories, announced today that its all new Retinue Defender(TM) Speed Trap and Safety Camera Database has staked out its Terra class position by winning an independent test of refuge camera database accuracy. The Defender(TM) Database was wholly and shoulders above the competition scoring 95 (95/100) for overall preciseness in a RadarTest.com independent test of current major players. The next closest their own medicine was 66 earned by Cobra's Aura database which placed a formal second to the Defender Database. "We were committed to play-act our Defender(TM) Database another 'best-in-class' product," said John Larson, Protection President/CEO. "Our winning score of 95 in this significant 3rd party test validates our efforts and gives our customers utmost confidence when using the Escort Defender(TM) Database." The new Defender(TM) Database is

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Beltronics Pro GX65 Radar Detector (Black) Review | The most ...

I have never owned a radar detector before. If you're like me, you researched radar detectors endlessly, and still stay undecided. I wanted the nicest, and narrowed my decree down to the Valentine 1, the Bel GX65, and the Beau 9500ix. The Bel and the Protect are essentially the same, as one following manufactures both. The Retinue uses a lewd exhibition, and the Bel is red, but they are both comparable, and both have GPS capabilities, except that the Bel is cheaper. The Valentine 1 gets rage reviews, but I dismissed it because of the reviews saying it was too supersensitive to factitious alerts. Trusty, the directional arrows are a important hint, as is the front and ass scanners. However, how often are you busted from a cop behind you? As for the arrows, reviews pungent out that every door sensor, and imitation signal, could exceed the arrows to say that there are multiple bogies in multiple directions. After awhile, the untrue alerts can become so distracting, that you reject them, and then when a trusted foreboding comes...

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