15 May 2007 17:03 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Mio Technology Europe has announced the availability of an entry-level GPS device to "meet increasing consumer demand for affordable and portable navigation".Following the success of the previous C250 (which cost £170 on launch and got an 8/10 Pocket-lint.co.uk review score), the C220 comes equipped with updated map data and is competitively priced at only £129.99.
The C220 is aimed at users who are new to GPS navigation or those looking for a second device for the family.
"The explosive popularity of the C250 during the holiday season and early this year demonstrates the demand for quality portable navigation devices at a reasonable price", said Leo Exter, Marketing Manager Europe "We are confident that the C220 will follow in the footsteps of the C250; exceeding consumers' expectations without breaking the bank."
The C220 comes with maps preinstalled, boasts turn-by-turn voice and visual navigation, an anti-glare, 3.5-inch screen, a SiRFStarIII GPS receiver and touchscreen destination entry.
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