On test: Route 66 Mini - Regional
If good things do indeed come in small - and cheap - packages then Route 66 should be on to a winner with its pocket-sized Mini satnav.
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"Route 66 Mini Regional satnav"
Published on: 3/2008
"Medion GoPal 4425"
Published on: 3/2008
On test: Medion GoPal P4425
The Medion GoPal 4425's unique selling point is the fingerprint-recognition feature designed to deter thieves, but we're not at all convinced of the need for it.
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"Garmin nüvi 760"
Issue: 72/2008
On test: Garmin nüvi 760
The Garmin nüvi 760 emanates quality the moment you lay eyes on it. Apart from the slimline dark grey casing, you'll notice a sliding on/off switch at the top that doubles as a hold switch for locking down the screen - handy for pedestrian use.
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"Alpine Blackbird"
Issue: 71/2008
On test: Alpine Blackbird PMD-B100P
As a specialist in in-car entertainment systems, moving into the portable navigation market is a logical move for Alpine. Trouble is, in such an overcrowded market it's becoming increasingly difficult for newcomers to make a name for themselves, unless they can offer something truly different. Alpine's Blackbird has a couple of neat tricks up its sleeve, but whether it is enough remains to be seen.
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"Navman S90i"
Issue: 71/2008
On test: Navman S90i
The first thing you notice about the S90i is its size. In line with the latest batch of satnavs to hit the market, the emphasis has switched from adding more often unnecessary features to making it truly pocket size while retaining the essentials. Not content with having managed this without compromising on screen size, Navman has taken the opportunity to replace some of the old features with ground-breaking new ones.
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