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Garmin nüvi 3490LMT
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: No, ; Weight: 118 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 1/2012 "... the main issue ... is how well it finds places and how easily it takes you there. On that score the Garmin 3490LMT is just about unbeatable, with a more forward-thinking interface design …
1 review,
30 opinions
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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,
205 opinions
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More information at: PC Advisor, 8/2011 TomTom GO 820 LIVE TomTom have tried to do their best to make the small plastic, windscreen mounted box a little more appealing, and the GO Live 820 is slim, lightweight and nicely built. The question then is what else is it capable of? … to review
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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,
205 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,
14 opinions
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More information at: TrustedReviews, 2/2013 TomTom GO LIVE Camper & Caravan The standout feature of the GO LIVE Camper & Caravan is that it lets you choose what kind of vehicle you're driving in order to adjust its recommendations to its size, but does it have any additional advantages over its near-identical twin, the GO LIVE 1005? … to review
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Garmin nüLink! 2320
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: HD Traffic; Weight: 161.6 g; Mobile navigation system; Newest review: 8/2011 Even though the nüLink! 2320 is the entry-level model of the 2300 series, Garmin have packed it with features and the Live services portfolio overshadows those from TomTom. The base unit is good for … 1 review |
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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,
303 opinions
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Navman Panoramic
Type: Truck, In-car; Display size: 7"; TMC; Weight: 221 g; Mobile navigation system; Newest review: 4/2012
The Navman Panoramic is a 7inch navigational tool which provides maps and routes for all European countries, with 3D views, spoken street names and a keyword place search. As the screen is large,
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More information at: The Gadget Show, 4/2012 Navman Panoramic If you are planning European-wide trips in the car, the 7 inch Navman Panoramic navigational device might be a worthwhile investment. … to review
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Garmin nüvi 3590LMT
Type: In-car, Pedestrian; Display size: 5"; TMC: No, ; Weight: 203 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 11/2012 Garmin's full package of Live services is more expensive than TomTom's, but Trusted Reviews reckon it does pay off thanks to the fact that the nuvi 3590 LMT comes with lifetime updates for …
2 reviews,
67 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,
80 opinions
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More information at: Computer act!ve, 8/2012 Tomtom Start 60 Europe TomTom have topped off their budget range with this monster screen device, but what has it got on the inside to place it at the top of the pile? … to review
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Garmin Zumo 210 CE
Type: In-car, Motorbike Navigation System; Display size: 3.5"; Weight: 215 g; Mobile navigation …; Newest review: 6/2011 “Clear display, fantastic operation. But the Zumo 210 also comes with the well-known input accuracy flaws of the 220 model.” 3 reviews |
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Garmin nüLink 2390
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: No; Weight: 145 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 8/2011 "... The nuLink 2390 has a bright, clear screen, a quality built-in speaker and does the key navigation things extremely well. Integrated Bluetooth, apps and trip-planning software make it a cut …
1 review,
27 opinions
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Garmin Nüvi 50
Type: In-car; Display size: 5"; Weight: 221 g; Mobile navigation system; Newest review: 8/2012 The low price of Garmin's Nüvi 50 means a lot of corners have been cut, from its slightly cheapish build quality to its lack of extras such as international maps, currency converter or world …
1 review,
3 opinions
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Mio Spirit 687
Type: In-car, Camper van, Pedestrian, Truck; Display size: 5"; TMC; Weight: 185 g; …; Newest review: 9/2011
"... the Mio Spirit V687 fails to offer the Navigon's good looks or quality feel. But as a sat nav it works well. Well enough, in fact, to consider saving some money and choosing it as the
3 reviews,
1 opinion
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More information at: TrustedReviews, 7/2011 Mio Spirit 687 The Mio Spirit 687 comes in at a higher price than the Spirit 685, which was a bargain at £100, but to set it apart from its lower priced cousin there have been numerous features added. … to review
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Garmin Nüvi 2460LT (Europe)
Type: In-car; Display size: 5"; TMC: No, ; Weight: 188 g; Mobile navigation system; …; Newest review: 7/2011 Features: “good” (83 out of 100 points); Handling: “excellent” (147 out of 150 points); Destination guidance: “very good” (136 out of 150 points); Route calculation: “very good” (92 out of 100 …
5 reviews,
20 opinions
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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,
436 opinions
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More information at: TrustedReviews, 6/2010 TomTom XL IQ Routes Edition 2 Sat-Nav Tom Tom's entry-level Start2's 3.5in screen might be a bit small for some, so if you'd like something larger but don't want to break the bank, maybe the latest incarnation of TomTom's XL could be the answer. Single Test. One sat-nav device was reviewed and rated on design, features, performance and value. … to review
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Real / TomTom XL² iQ Routes (Central Europe)
Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC; Mobile navigation system; No GPS Data Logger; Newest review: 7/2011 “A very good middle of the range navigation device. Affordable, has a large 5 inch screen and is very easy to use. Handy, even for the layman. It is typical of a device from TomTom’s previous … 3 reviews |
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Garmin GPSMAP 62s
Type: Pedestrian, Motorbike Navigation System, In-car, Outdoor; Display size: 2.6"; TMC: …; Newest review: 3/2011 “Excellent display, great features, long battery life - those who appreciate operation via a keyboard will find the perfect tour guide with the GPSmap 62s.”
5 reviews,
26 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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More information at: PC Advisor, 11/2010 TomTom GO Live 1000 The TomTom GO Live 1000 is a GPS satnav device with a 4.3in capacitive touchscreen and a completely redesigned interface. … to review
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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,
396 opinions
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Garmin Nüvi 2360LT (Europe)
Type: In-car, Pedestrian; Display size: 4.3"; TMC: No, ; Weight: 160 g; Mobile navigation …; Newest review: 5/2011
“Handsfree function. You can opt to enter your destination easily using voice control. Good route guidance. Display is easy to read even in bright light. Effective help function. Rather light for its
5 reviews,
2 opinions
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More information at: test (Stiftung Warentest), issue 6/2011 Talk to it GPS devices: they all tell you which way to go. But only a few actually respond to your voice. They also include extras that help you find your destination (such as Live services) and others that don’t (such as the Mio’s TV feature). In test: Eleven mobile navigation devices with different screen sizes were tested. Eight devices were deemed “good”, three were “satisfactory”. Test criteria were navigation (start time and positioning / route calculation, route guidance, driving recommendations: voice commands / display), operation (instruction manual, installation / shipping, daily use, display), as well as workmanship, battery and versatility.
Product information and further reviews for Satellite Navigation Systems
TomTom Go Live 825 PC Pro 7/2011 - By offering something over and above the norm TomTom have secured their own place in the market. Now they release the Go Live 825 as a replacement for the Via Live 120.
Trailblazing RADtouren 2/2010 - The variety of outdoor GPS devices available has never been greater. Cyclists will be enticed by the wide variety of choice with maps, easy operation via touchscreen and the navigation of the current generation of devices. RADtouren put six models between 240 and 600 Euros to the test. Review details: Six outdoor GPS devices were reviewed. GPS reception, display readability in sunlight, operation, function on bike, energy consumption, data sharing, range of maps and value for money were evaluated.
A sat nav with something extra: Becker Professional 43 Control reviewed Navigation-Professionell.de 3/2011 - On the hunt for a sat nav with that little something extra? Or do you drive a van, small lorry or a huge limousine? Then maybe you should take a look at the Becker Professional 43 Control. It comes with a special feature: a wireless remote control. This allows you to operate the Professional 43 Control comfortably from your driving seat - handy when your sat nav is stuck to the inside of your front windscreen and you can’t reach it. ...
Arrive safely and affordably at your destination Telecom Handel 21/2010 - Motorcycle sat-navs are becoming increasingly more affordable and are thereby becoming an attractive option for a broad range of consumers. Telecom Handel took to the highway to test out both the TomTom and A-Rival beginner devices. Review details: Two navigation systems were tested. Test criteria were route guidance, features, service, price-performance ratio, display and accessories.
The little 2x2 trenddokument 6/2010 - Garmin and TomTom are lowering the entry-level price for motorcyclists who want to be piloted around the world by GPS signals. How much does one miss out when one purchases a TomTom Urban Rider or Garmin Zumo 220 compared to the ‘fully-fledged’ devices? Review details: Two navigation systems for motorcycles were tested.
Holders of the secret Tourenfahrer 10/2010 - The new features of the Urban Rider from TomTom are largely overdue updates or functions that have long been standard in other devices. The sensational new features are lying dormant somewhere.
The new Garmin GPSMap family Motorradreisefuehrer.de 1/2011 - Garmin surprised fans of the GPSMap range in 2010 with the relaunch of the GPSMap series. The successors to the functional bestsellers 60 CSx and 76/72H are the GPSMap 78 s and 62 st. These new devices run almost identical software and both now have a faster Cortex-A8 processor for smooth map movements (earlier they had an ARM processor). With 160 x 240 pixels, the display has stayed exactly the same size as the GPSMap 60 CSx, but it offers more colours. There is now the possibility to upload scanned map sections, so-called CustomMaps or BirdsEye satellite images. The number and size of scanned map transfers is still limited on Garmin devices. MR has mostly evaluated functions that are useful for motorcycle riding. Review details: Two sat-navs were reviewed.
New Generation CAR & HIFI 2/2010 - The new devices by Becker and Falk offer high value navigation with exciting features at favourable prices. Review details: Two top-class navigation systems were tested and rated 1.3 and 1.5. They were rated on route calculation (route choice, speed), destination guidance (audio and visual), operation (general, destination input, speed) and features.
The sat-nav for Ferrari fans Navi-Magazin 5-6/2009 - The new Becker sat-nav beckons customers with its illustrious name: with a licence from Ferrari and the typical ‘Rosso Corsa’ colour scheme, the manufacturer is not only seeking to appeal to luxury car drivers, but also to fans of the Ferrari brand. In our test we did not allow ourselves to be distracted by these stylish looks, but rather put this device thoroughly to the test, so you can know if it’s up to the task. Review details: Single test. Among the test criteria were calculation speed, map quality as well as visual and acoustic guidance to destination.
TomTom Go 930T Smartphone & PDA Essentials 75/2008 - As the navigations market becomes saturated it would be logical to assume that as there are fewer true innovations yet to be made, fewer devices would be produced. For TomTom it seems this is not the case with the GO 930T arriving hot on the heels of its predecessor and with something of an innovation in tow.
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Navigation systems are no longer a luxury or merely the reserve of international lorry drivers. They are now available in all price classes and promise to bring all drivers safely and quickly to their desired destination. Whether fixed in the car, kept in a holder, used on mobile phone software or even in combination with a Pocket PC, the satellite supported navigation system leads you safely through the roads of England and Europe in the shortest or fastest way possible. Navigation system screens are especially practical, with a 2D or even a 3D display of your current location and a red line marking your route. In addition the driver receives spoken instructions in a gentle female voice that means there is no need to take his or her eyes off the road. A large part of the systems is expandable with additional material e.g. internet downloads and updated maps.
