What we think: It's a competent organiser and navigator, but is marred by mediocre performance and lacks some features that put it behind the competition
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Reviewed on: 26 April 2006
Tags: garmin (europe), palm os, gps, handheld
We like:
Stylish design; sensitive GPS receiver; Micro SD card; runs Palm OS 5
We don't like:
Lacks Bluetooth and Wi-Fi; design flaws; sluggish performance; subpar battery life
CNET.co.uk judgement:
The Palm-based Garmin iQue 3000 is a competent organiser and navigator, but it's marred by mediocre performance and lacks some features that put it behind the competition
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