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TomTom Go Live 820 (Europe & UK)
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 203 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 1/2012 "... the battery life of 2 hours means you'll have to get used to wires trailing around the dashboard ... As hardware sat-navs go, this is about as good as it gets. Even so there's …
2 reviews,
202 opinions
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TomTom Go Live 825 Europe
Type: In-car; Display size: 5"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 244 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 9/2011 Even though the TomTom Go Live 825 seems rather expensive, you're actually paying for more than just the device itself, explains Pocket-Lint, who feels that much of its asking price reflects the …
6 reviews,
202 opinions
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TomTom GO LIVE Camper & Caravan
Type: Camper van, In-car; Display size: 5"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 266 g; Mobile navigation …; Newest review: 2/2013 The extra outlay that the GO LIVE Camper & Caravan demands over its GO LIVE 1005 stablemate is a bit hard to swallow, but Trusted Reviews reckon that if you are a regular caravan or camper user, …
1 review,
13 opinions
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TomTom Start 20 UK & Ireland
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; Weight: 181 g; Mobile navigation system; Newest review: 7/2011 If you're yet to invest in a sat-nav device, FiveFwd wouldn't hesitate to recommend TomTom's Start 20. They really didn't find anything to fault it; it's affordable, more …
3 reviews,
301 opinions
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TomTom Start 60 Europe Traffic
Type: In-car; Display size: 6"; TMC; Weight: 236 g; Mobile navigation system; No GPS Data …; Newest review: 8/2012 The large size of the Start 60 Europe from TomTom is both its best and worst attribute for Computer Act!ve. It can be awkward to place, but it is slim and the large screen is wonderfully bright and …
5 reviews,
79 opinions
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TomTom RIDER (2013)
Type: Motorbike Navigation System; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: Unavailable; Weight: 353 g; …; Newest review: 4/2013
Despite some niggles such as the poor responsitivy of the touchscreen when used with gloves and its inconvenient design for scooter users, TomTom's Rider is an excellent satnav for bike riders
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More information at: T3, 4/2013 TomTom Rider Bicycle-specific satnavs are all the rage lately, and no wonder, since their myriad of features make them a must for dedicated riders. TomTom's first stab at the concept is the appropiately-named Rider. … to review
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TomTom XL IQ Routes edition²
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC; Mobile navigation system; No GPS Data Logger; Newest review: 4/2010 “... From the perspective of a user who likes to configure their device, likes a wide range of functions or needs adjustable planning settings, the TomTom XL² is definitely not your first choice. But …
2 reviews,
435 opinions
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TomTom Go Live 1000
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 220 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 5/2011 For the features it provides, the TomTom Go Live 1000 puts on an impressive performance, says ComputerAct!ve, who were impressed with its helpful route-planning services, effective lane guidance, and …
13 reviews,
1 opinion
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TomTom Go Live 1005 Europe
Type: Pedestrian, In-car; Display size: 5"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 266 g; Mobile navigation …; Newest review: 5/2011
“Free LIVE services for two years which are subsequently available for an annual payment of 50 euros. TMC receiver available for a one off payment of 50 euros. Destination input using voice
5 reviews,
393 opinions
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More information at: Focus Online, 3/2011 Traffic and weather sensitive sat-nav The TomTom Go Live 1005 navigation system knows what’s going on around its owner. It knows the weather report and the current traffic conditions as well as the possible location of speed cameras.
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TomTom Urban Rider Europe
Type: Motorbike Navigation System, In-car, Outdoor; Display size: 3.5"; TMC: Unavailable; …; Newest review: 10/2010
“The Urban Rider from TomTom is an all round good motorcycle sat-nav, that above all impresses with its quality workmanship, precise voice announcements and very good price-performance ratio. But why
5 reviews,
37 opinions
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More information at: MO Motorrad Magazin, issue 10/2010 You haven’t quite reached your destination. More and more people are leaving the good old paper map at home and instead trusting electronic guidance systems to get them to their destination. We put six waterproof navigation devices to the test and carefully examined their suitability for motorcycle travel. Here are the results. In test: Six navigation devices were tested. The test criteria were body, display, holder, power supply, features, routing, route planning and operation.
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TomTom Urban Rider
Type: In-car, Outdoor, Motorbike Navigation System; Display size: 3.5"; Weight: 310 g; …; Newest review: 11/2010
“The low-budget variant of the well-known Rider 2 shows its best side when it comes to questions of functionality: In terms of suitability for motorcycles, TomTom continues to set the standard. ...”
5 reviews,
37 opinions
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More information at: MOTORRAD, issue 24/2010 Destination reached A new generation of motorcycle sat-navs with waterproof bodies and stable holders should breath life into the market. Do these electronic maps fulfil all the wishes of motorcyclists? This test shows where there are still bumps along the way. In test: Five navigation devices for motorcycles were tested. The test criteria were practical navigation, suitability for motorcycles, navigation function as well as features / service.
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TomTom Via 120 Live Traffic
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 349 g; Mobile navigation system; … Pocket-Lint says that although there are plenty of gadgets, particularly smartphones, offering navigation services, they still find that a dedicated device is the prefered solution and state that the …
3 reviews,
222 opinions
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TomTom XXL IQ Routes Europe Traffic
Type: In-car, Camper van; Display size: 5"; TMC; Weight: 499 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 5/2010
“Good route guidance, voice commands are very easy to understand. Navigation displays provide very good content , but are hard to read in bright daylight. Slow route calculation, especially for long
4 reviews,
124 opinions
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More information at: Navigation-Professionell.de, 2/2010 TomTom XXL IQ-Routes in Test Are you the driver of a mobile home, a van or a sports utility vehicle, and are you interested in a navigation system with a particularly large display? If so, you should take a closer look at the TomTom XXL IQ Routes! Single test. Test criteria were system, navigation, operation, features and accessories.
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TomTom Start² Central Europe
Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; TMC; Weight: 125 g; Mobile navigation system; No GPS Data …; Newest review: 8/2010 “Entry-level sat-nav with an amazing range of functions and timesaving short trip calculation.” 5 reviews |
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TomTom Start
Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; TMC: No; Weight: 125 g; Mobile navigation system; Newest review: 11/2009
"... While we've got no major gripes with the TomTom Start's build and navigation, we're a bit baffled as to why the company thought pretty colours would be a selling point, when
7 reviews,
151 opinions
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More information at: Computer Shopper, 1/2010 TomTom Start UK & Ireland With an asking price of £120, the newest sat nav from TomTom might be their cheapest, but it's still expensive compared to what other companies are offering. So it will be interesting to find out what the extra money will buy you. … to review
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TomTom Via Live 120 Europe Traffic
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 183 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 3/2011
TechRadar decided that the TomTom Via LIVE 120 does indeed provide a definite advantage to its users, especially with its HD traffic feature, camera warnings and Google Local Search. However, they
3 reviews,
222 opinions
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More information at: Navigation-Professionell.de, 2/2011 Test: the TomTom Via LIVE 120 Europe The TomTom Via 120 Traffic, that was rated ‘very good’ by Navigation-Professionell.de, incorporates classic TMC traffic information into its route planning. Now the TomTom Via LIVE 120 goes one step better. The LIVE 120 includes real-time services such as TomTom’s own traffic information service HD Traffic. TomTom markets HD Traffic as ‘the best traffic information service ever’ (source: TomTom).
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TomTom Via Live 120 UK & Ireland
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 349 g; Mobile navigation system; No GPS Data Logger; Newest review: 2/2011
3 reviews,
222 opinions
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TomTom One 3rd Edition
Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; TMC: Unavailable, ; Weight: 174 g; Newest review: 3/2008 “The best price-performance ratio ... is presented by the TomTom One 3rd Edition, which quickly calculates the fastest, shortest or favourite route, displays super sharp and clear images and makes …
8 reviews,
59 opinions
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TomTom One IQ Routes Edition
Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; TMC: Unavailable; Weight: 908 g; Newest review: 7/2010
“High-performance navigation for low cost – TomTom’s One IQ Routes Edition always brings you safely and punctually to your destination.”
5 reviews,
356 opinions
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More information at: PC-WELT Online, 6/2009 TomTom One IQ Routes Edition Europe Traffic The TomTom One IQ Routes Edition Europe Traffic calculates routes with the day of the week and time. It comes with functional extras that the manufacturer had previously only deigned to include in their expensive models. Single test. Among the test criteria were navigation, features and handling.
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TomTom XL IQ Routes Edition Europe Traffic
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC; Weight: 186 g; Mobile navigation system; No GPS Data …; Newest review: 7/2009 Though coming with the superb IQ Routes, TomTom's XL IQ Routes Edition lacks TMC, Bluetooth and multimedia support. While being a commendable device, the inclusion of TMC would genuinely take …
6 reviews,
435 opinions
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Product information and further reviews
In the Right Lane NAVIconnect 2/2010 - How good are truck navigation systems really? We have put six truck navigation systems to the test. Review details: Six truck navigation systems were tested. Test criteria were features, handling and guidance.
TomTom Go 950 Live What Digital Camera 6/2010 - The summer is a great time to search out new photo locations and, whether at home or abroad, you need a good eye and a good sense of direction, or at least you did. Satellite navigation has revolutionised the way we drive and it is helping photographers seek out locations more quickly and easily, too. So if you're packing your bags for a bit of sun and photography this summer, pack a sat-nav. ...
Very Close to Reality CHIP Test & Kauf 9/2009 - With a 3D display or video cameras, new navigation systems are trying to make route guidance as realistic as possible. The test reveals whether they are successful. Review details: Six navigation systems were reviewed and rated 2 x “very good”, 3 x “good” and 1 x “satisfactory”. Among the test criteria were features, navigation practice and ergonomy.
Quickly Reach your Destination PC NEWS 6/2009 - Within a few years, mobile GPS navigation devices have made their way to the personal must-have list of most consumers as a completely new device category. This is not only due to the everyday practicality of the product, but it is also related to the tremendous price gaps, which are typical in entertainment electronics, and were especially prevalent in the past two years. Review details: Eight navigation systems were tested. No final marks were given.
TomTom Start TechRadar UK 1/2010 - Pleasant and simple is the motto for this latest sat nav, which is squarely aimed at entry-level users.
TomTom Go Live 1000 PC Pro 11/2010 - TomTom's satnavs have long been a favourite at PC Pro, but with hot competition from cheap apps on the iPhone and free satnav on other smartphone platforms, it's facing a difficult task to convince people to pay top dollar. The Go Live 1000 is its latest top-end offering, and as usual it's an evolution rather than a ground-up redesign.
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