Microsoft's Navigation GPS 168 (model 1372) is a discontinued dedicated portable GPS navigator that appeared in the mid-to-late 2000s as Microsoft attempted to enter the in-car navigation market with streamlined, map-focused devices. It paired Microsoft-supplied navigation software and map data with modest handheld hardware intended for drivers who wanted a simple point-and-go experience without a smartphone. Below is a focused, structured deep write-up covering history, hardware, software, features, performance, limitations, and legacy.
Typical Cost: Used or OEM units generally range between $18 and $25. Compatibility and Drivers microsoft navigation gps 168 model 1372
Modern navigation systems have come a long way since the Microsoft Navigation GPS 168 Model 1372. Some of the key differences include: Overview — Microsoft GPS Navigation 168 (Model 1372)