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Actually, they’re still holding their own, and are illegal for car drivers only in Virginia now. I had the impression that radar detectors were yesterday's tech.

Ron Gividen of Escort says this app is your passport to ticket-free living. 'If I thought that law-abiding citizens were being pulled over for no good reason, then that would be different We all know that that the vast majority of radar detectors are owned by habitual speeders who feel they're much better drivers than the rest of us, and as such it's their God-given right to endanger the rest of us.' 'Nuff said! What we think won't stop people from using them, though. Ray Magliozzi and I see eye to eye about radar detectors: ' I guess I'm morally opposed to them,' he says. Of course, that's the best version of me we're talking about. I'd like to think that I act exactly the same when I first spot the cop as when he's long gone in my rear view. I’ve tended to think of radar detectors as somehow cheating the system, even if they are perfectly legal.

I owned an Escort radar detector for years before I realized I didn’t drive fast enough to really need one. That’s why I was drawn to the Escort booth. I don’t have much interest in tablets (even watching TV on them), or new cases for my iPhone-I’m a car writer. One place had a big banner that read, “Watch TV Anywhere!” Perish the thought. There was Buncee, Cozi, Cricket, Flayvr, Kobo, iRobot, Sling, Pixi-sounds like the seven dwarfs. NEW YORK CITY-I am at “ Wine, Dine and Demo,” a unique Manhattan event in which reporters weave between food/liquor stations and tech demonstrations.

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