Typical price: £300
What is it: Windows Mobile handheld with built-in sat-nav
What we think: Its sat-nav features are all up-to-date but it lacks a mobile phone
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Reviewed on: 22 January 2008
Tags: mio, handhelds, jack, handheld
We like:
4GB of integrated flash memory; SDHC support for high-capacity SD cards; large size may suit those who find smaller devices a little fiddly
We don't like:
No integrated mobile phone; minimal software bundle; average battery life
CNET.co.uk judgement:
A Windows Mobile handheld without a built-in phone may seem an anachronism, but the Mio P560's generous storage capacity, SDHC support and GPS receiver are all up-to-date features
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