System, device and method for providing proximate addresses

Data processing: vehicles – navigation – and relative location – Navigation – Employing position determining equipment

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C701S207000, C701S208000, C701S211000, C701S213000

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07079947

ABSTRACT:
Systems, devices and methods are provided to display or otherwise provide addresses in proximity to the device, and to periodically update the addresses as the navigational aid device is transported along a road. The device is adapted to be transported on a road. The device includes a processor and a memory adapted to communicate with the processor. The processor and the memory are adapted to cooperate to provide an address that is proximate to the device. Another aspect includes a method. According to one method embodiment, an address proximate to a navigational aid device is estimated and displayed on the navigational aid device. Other aspects are provided herein.

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