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Online 2.5 out of 5Mio Navman V575 TV review
Mobile phones have been cutting into the MP3 player market for some time now, and with more and more handhelds offering built-in GPS and car kits to provide navigational aides for drivers and ramblers, we’d expect the dedicated in-car satnav market...
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Online 4.5 out of 5Navman S100 GPS receiver review
Satellite navigation devices have been enjoying something of a boom, offering greater features, much improved performance and all at a much more affordable price. But once you reach a point, you start to feel that things have become rather samey. Can...
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Online 4 out of 5Navman S30 3D GPS receiver review
The number of options for in-car satnav is constantly expanding. Navman have long been associated with satellite navigation equipment, but can they compete with the likes of TomTom for easy to use, consumer-friendly devices? We look at the S30 3D, the...
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Online 4.5 out of 5Navman S90i GPS receiver review
The Navman S90 takes on TomTom and Garmin in the high-end satnav market, but can Navman deliever the goods? We get on the road to find out. The S90i is the flagship of the S-series and following a "dramatic redesign" of the company's satellite navigation...
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Online 0 out of 5Navman S90i GPS receiver - First Look review
Navman has officially launched its new S-series, following a "dramatic redesign" of the company's satellite navigation systems. But is it for the better? We were able to have a brief play with the new models at the launch event in London. Losing all its...
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Cameras 4.5 out of 5Navman N40i GPS receiver review
Mobile phones have digital cameras, so why can't GPS units? That's the thinking behind Navman's N40i GPS with NavPix. The Navman N40i is a mid-range GPS device for those looking for something more than the TomTom One but less expensive and feature packed...
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Online 4 out of 5Navman iCN530 GPS receiver - EXCLUSIVE review
Navman's latest satellite navigation system promises a bigger screen and simple instructions, so does it live up to the promise? We hit the road to find out. The first thing you are likely to spot on the new iCN530 is the introduction of a large 3.5 inch...
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Online 4 out of 5Navman iCN750 - FIRST LOOK review
Pocket-lint was given the chance to have an one-2-one briefing with Navman and its latest GPS unit - the Navman iCN750. The first thing you will notice is the new widescreen display, At 4 inches it's big - big enough to be a make a difference and from...
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Online 3.5 out of 5Navman iCN 550 GPS unit review
Should GPS units not only tell you were to go but also help you avoid that bank holiday traffic. We think so and so does Navman. But has the company got it right with its latest GPS offering the iCN 550 with Traffic Pack bolt-on? We get on the road and...
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Online 3.5 out of 5Navman iCN 320 GPS unit review
Navman is hoping to break new boundaries in the GPS handheld arena by creating a new range of budget units that offer a scaled down version of its advanced players but at a fraction of the cost. But has the company cut too many corners? We jump in a car...
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Sports Fitness 3.5 out of 5Navman R300 sport.tool review
For runners, stats are everything, how fast am I going? How far have I run? How long is there left? Are questions we all ask ourselves as we pound that pavement or country path. While Garmin offer the Forerunner, a beast of a unit, Navman has opted for...
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Sports Fitness 3.5 out of 5Navman A300 sport.tool review
GPS are slowly becoming ubiquitous in our cars, but the last place you expect to see a GPS unit is on the slopes when you go skiing. That was until Navman decided to go all sporty on us. The Navan R300 Ski is a GPS unit for the slopes. Apart for the new...
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Online 4 out of 5Navman iCN510 review
A satellite navigation system is only as good as the roads it takes you on - or so we’ve been told. Determined to put this premise through rigorous testing, we took the Navman iCN510 on an excursion through Europe, just to see where it took us. Let’s...
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Online 4 out of 5Navman GPS 4410 for PocketPC review
So you’ve got your PocketPC, you use it for your contacts, diary and anything else you might imagine, but then the office decides to send you on a trip to Germany. You’ve got to fly into Berlin and then travel to some remote part of the country to...