On test: Navman iCN 750
Pocket-lint was given the chance to have an one-2-one briefing with Navman and its latest GPS unit - the Navman iCN750.
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"Navman iCN750 - FIRST LOOK"
Published on: 3/2006
"Packard Bell GPS 400 GPS receiver"
Published on: 3/2006
On test: Packard Bell GPS 400
Usually the phrase "only available from Currys, Dixons and PC World" sends a bigger shiver up our spine than the memory of Keith Chegwin naked on the telly.
However, as well as being good value for money, the GPS 400 manages to pack quite a performance kick. Sub-£200 satnav devices usually only dream of doing that. The customised Destinator satnav software has 2D and 3D views, voice guided directions, dynamic routing (with near instant re-routing), plenty of points of view options, and operates equally as efficiently in pedestrian as it does car mode.
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"Garmin nüvi 350"
Published on: 3/2006
On test: Garmin Nüvi 350
In vehicle navigation devices have never been as popular as they are now. Not so long ago driving along with a box attached to your windscreen made you look a bit strange - now, its commonplace.
Garmin has been into GPS for longer than most but its forays into the world of portable navigation systems have not always been as successful its fans might have hoped. Its GPS-toting handhelds of both Pocket PC and Palm varieties have taken a while to bed down into usable devices. But with the nüvi, Garmin really does seem to have broken some new ground – in a good way.
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"Via Michelin x930 GPS receiver"
Published on: 1/2006
On test: ViaMichelin X-930
Via Michelin’s latest GPS offering is the Via Michelin X930, is a slimline GPS unit that promises lots, but can it deliver?
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"Sony NV-U70T GPS receiver"
Published on: 12/2005
On test: Sony NV-U70T
GPS has become so mainstream electronics giant Sony wants a piece of the pie, but can the company who is famous for its televisions and MP3 players point us in the right direction?
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"Navman iCN 550 GPS unit"
Published on: 11/2005
On test: Navman iCN 550
Should GPS units not only tell you were to go but also help you avoid that bank holiday traffic. We think so and so does Navman. But has the company got it right with its latest GPS offering the iCN 550 with Traffic Pack bolt-on? We get on the road and test it out.
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"Mio Digiwalker 269 plus"
Published on: 11/2005
On test: Mio 269 Plus
If there is one technology that is driving handsets sales it is GPS (Global Positioning Systems). While an in-car solution will cost upwards of £2000 as part of a new car installation, the DIY route taken by the DigiWalker and its ilk comes in at a fraction of the cost.
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"TIBO GPS Navigation multimedia system with Destinator UK software"
Published on: 10/2005
On test: TIBO Portable Digital Navigation System
With so many Sat Nav devices about it's hard to know which one to choose. A relatively unknown brand - Tibo - wants you to choose its model over anyone else’s. But why should we even consider this over the competition from Garmin, Navman or TomTom? Because the Tibo offers a lot more than just a GPS system.
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"Garmin i3 GPS Unit"
Published on: 10/2005
On test: Garmin StreetPilot i3
Garmin's latest GPS navigation unit comes in at under the £200, and almost £70 cheaper than its nearest rival, so can the company produce a device without cutting corners? We take it for a road test and find out.
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"Garmin GPS 10 Deluxe"
Published on: 9/2005
On test: Garmin GPS 10 Deluxe
Got a car? If so, in the last year you’ll have been bombarded with information about in-car sat-nav and how you can’t live without it. The catch is, buyng it at point of sale can add £3000 to the price of the car. So, the best option is to go the self-help route and link a GPS module to your Bluetooth-enabled notebook or Pocket PC.
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"Navman iCN 320 GPS unit"
Published on: 9/2005
On test: Navman iCN 320
Navman is hoping to break new boundaries in the GPS handheld arena by creating a new range of budget units that offer a scaled down version of its advanced players but at a fraction of the cost. But has the company cut too many corners? We jump in a car and find out.
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"TomTom GO 700 GPS unit"
Published on: 8/2005
On test: TomTom Go 700
With GPS units becoming more advanced by the second, can TomTom's latest range of models route its way into your heart? We grabbed a TomTom Go 700 and took it out on the road.
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"TomTom Mobile 5 GPS receiver"
Published on: 8/2005
On test: TomTom Mobile 5
If GPS units allow you to find out how to go anywhere, why must you always have to go there in a car? It's a question that should be obvious, but until recently never really been answered.
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"Garmin Streetpilot C330 GPS"
Published on: 7/2005
On test: Garmin Steet Pilot C330
As little as eighteen months ago, the idea of adding GPS to your car was something only those buying a high-end number or able to afford a two-grand post-purchase solution were capable of. The introduction of GPS into PDAs forced a re-think of the market and now it’s possible to find a wide range of GPS devices suited to all types of user.
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"Magellan Roadmate 300"
Published on: 5/2005
On test: Magellan RoadMate 300
With the GPS receiver market in the UK getting more crowded by the day, manufacturers can no longer just get away with providing the basics. So has the new GPS receiver from Thales Navigation - the Magellan Roadmate 300 - got what it takes to stand out from the crowd? We put it to the test and went for a drive.
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"Garmin iQue M5 GPS PocketPC"
Published on: 5/2005
On test: Garmin iQue M5
Garmin was the first company to release a PDA with an integrated GPS receiver, the Palm OS-based iQue, and the M5 is its first Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition version. As soon as I opened the box and started playing with the device I realised that this was a GPS/PDA combo that meant business
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"Mio 268 Review"
Published on: 4/2005
On test: Mio 268
The price of satellite navigation is starting to come down to an affordable level, but does this mean corners are being cut? We put the latest entry-level GPS from Mio to the ultimate test - an Easter Bank Holiday weekend.
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"Navman iCN510"
Published on: 3/2005
On test: Navman iCN 510
A satellite navigation system is only as good as the roads it takes you on - or so we’ve been told. Determined to put this premise through rigorous testing, we took the Navman iCN510 on an excursion through Europe, just to see where it took us.
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