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TomTom Start 60 Europe review

The vivid 6-inch screen, enormous database and enhanced junction navigation of the TomTom Start 60 Europe trounces smart phone sat-navs. Read more

£160

31 May 2012 by Nik Rawlinson

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TomTom One Europe review

TomTom is going back to basics with its One sat-nav system -- it does navigation, and that's about it. It features a super sleek design and comes with an SD card preloaded with maps of Western Europe. If you're looking for your first in-car GPS device or a no-frills sat-nav system, the TomTom One Europe fits the bill Read more

£211

23 January 2007 by Bonnie Cha

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TomTom Go Live 1000 review

The TomTom Go Live 1000 is probably the best sat-nav on the market. It's fast, accurate and will do a better job than most other sat-navs of keeping your maps up-to-date. Read more

£250

26 November 2010 by Rory Reid

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Garmin nuvi 660 review

With integrated Bluetooth, traffic and safety camera alerts and a large, sharp colour screen, you'd expect Garmin's nüvi 660 to be huge, but it's one of the slimmest, most lightweight models around. If you don't mind paying a few quid extra, it's well worth consideration Read more

£117

25 January 2007 by Bonnie Cha

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Sony Nav-U NV-U92 review

Sony is finally bringing its trademark style to satellite navigation, with the slimline, widescreen Nav-U NV-U92, which promises simple pan-European guidance, real-time traffic updates and a hybrid navigation system to help it cope with cities Read more

£300

29 May 2007 by Mark Harris

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GPS satellite-navigation systems

Lost? Don't be. There are plenty of GPS satellite-navigation systems on the market that will get you exactly where you need to go. Forget all the horror stories -- this will probably turn out to be the best technological investment you've ever made Read more

22 June 2007 by Andrew Lim

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Mio DigiWalker C320 review

Mio's latest attempt at a 'style-nav' -- as much about looking good as finding your way home -- is the C320, an elegant widescreen unit built around a gorgeous touch-sensitive display. It comes with UK and Western Europe street maps as standard Read more

£220

21 June 2007 by Mark Harris

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Garmin iQue 3000 review

Garmin puts an end to a drought of Palm-based GPS handhelds with its Garmin iQue 3000. It's just as useful for keeping a calendar and an address book as it is for finding your way in the world, plus the system's digital maps are precise, routing is efficient, and its spoken directions are easy to understand Read more

26 April 2006 by Brian Nadel

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Mio DigiWalker C220 review

Mio's DigiWalker C220 is a small, dedicated touchscreen sat-nav that's as home in a handbag as it is on your dashboard -- all at a price that's miniaturised to match. It's a far cry from Mio's old cumbersome PDAs and clunky smartphones Read more

£118

30 May 2007 by Mark Harris

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TomTom GO 910 review

The GO 910 performs its core navigation task very competently. The wide-screen format is certainly an improvement, and the software is well implemented in terms of presentation and usability, with the exception of a rather deep menu structure Read more

£200

14 August 2006 by Sandra Vogel