NAVMAN New Zealand Maps for the iCN 320 Maps

Google Maps

Advantages: Easy, free, fast, reliable
Disadvantages: None

Google Maps is easily my favourite and the best free online source for directions. The directions you receive from Google Maps are always accurate and correct and get you to your destination easily and fast. I will always use Google Maps until the day I get lost using the directions it gives me which I doubt will ever happen. All you have to do is enter your postcode and enter the postcode of your destination and it immediately gives you a fast, easy route to get there, just like a SatNav would. Also the fact that you can change your route if you need to like, lets say you need to pick someone up in a different town on the way, you can change your route to make it go past the place you need to pick them up. Overall, I think that Google Maps is easily the best source of directions on the internet. ...

BenC93 09.08.2009 · Read full review
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Good, Bad and Indifferent

Advantages: Good entry-level Sat Nav system. Good price.
Disadvantages: Has its limitations.

flight of the day) and the resulting cost of a hotel and a new flight the next day. Ten out of ten for the Navman on this occasion! ~ ~ So would I recommend the Navman iCN 320? Overall, yes I would, and would give it a rating of about 7 out of 10. It has many good and useful features, but also some limitations. That said, you have to remember that this *IS* an entry-level Satnav system, which costs relatively little when compared to some of its far more expensive competitors. I would say that it's well worth the £142 I paid for it. ~~~~~~~~~~~ © KenJ May 2006 ~~~~~~~~~~~ ...

the_mad_cabbie 27.05.2006 · Read full review
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All Maps Welcome

Advantages: McRaes usual thought-provoking lyrics
Disadvantages: Not as easy to get absrobed into as previous albums

All Maps Welcome is the third album from Tom McRae, after his self-titled album, Tom McRe, and then Just Like Blood. I first heard this album when I was given a free taster to it, which played about 30 seconds of each song; this then led me to buy the full album. I was already a fan, and was looking forward to seeing him when he toured last year. His dark lyrics and melancholy melodies really blew me away, and I wanted to hear more. In this album, he uses assistance from members of Beck?s backing band. It took only three weeks to record, and the album itself deals with the break up of a long term relationship. His lyrics are just as deep as in other albums, but with hints of self-pity never seen before. I never really connected with this album as much as the previous ones, and I am still sceptical with some of the songs on Just ...

lc15 08.06.2007 · Read full review
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Review of All Maps Welcome - Tom McRae