The N40i includes an integrated digital camera for taking NavPix to create an unmistakable reminder of your chosen destination. So you can find your way there - no matter how far... more
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Navman N40i PDA the most? Dont run out of battery on your Navman N40i simply use this in car cigarette charger in your vehicle cigarette lighter socket. With this Navman N40i Cigarette PDA Car Charger Cable youll never run out of power while on the road. The slim and stylish car lighter adapter fits cigarette lighters in both foreign and domestic vehicles. Charge and use your Navman N40i Handheld at the same time. Special circuitry design protects your unit from overcharging and short-circuiting. The Navman N40i car charger comes with a fully retractable coiled cord. Charge your Navman N40i in your vehicle on the way to work. Or charge it on the way home. Or while youre driving to the airport or to a meeting. Anywhere you drive you could be charging your Navman N40i PDA. Stuck in traffic? At least your Navman N40i is charged so you can use it and be productive. The in-car power adapter chargers slim stylish adapter fits
device in an attractive; streamlined package. The Vent Mount promotes reliability along with style and ease. Our New Gomadic Auto Vent Holder is also the only mount on the market with a lifetime warranty and keeps you in touch on even the longest road trip. Here are just some of the highlights of this holder.
Synchronisation Cable Car Charger for the Navman N40i PDA. The mini USB Sync Cable Car Charger and AC Mains Adapter charger provides the ultimate mobile solution for your Navman N40i Pocket PC. Now you can perform vital charge and sync functions with one Mini USB cable. It features the convenience of Mini USB so you can safely charge your Navman N40i PDA from any powered USB port. This 3 in 1 Mini USB Navman N40i Travel Kit is compact and easy to use. It charges in your Car in a Mains socket and USB connections in a PC so you can charge your Navman N40i Pocket PC easily when travelling. It also works with any PDA with a similar connection fitting. The Mini USB sync cable allows you to forget about your bulky desktop cradle and an end to tangled wires in the car. This cable is the ultimate solution for portability and mobility. It synchronises and charges your Navman N40i through the USB port of your computer. When connected
technology to reduce. Key features is to protect the screen without impairing the screen brightness and clarity. Each set contains a screen cleaning cloth and an application card. Simple as 1-2-3
status LED indicator * Stylish and lightweight design * Coiled lead (Extends from 1.0 to 1.5 metres dependant on model) * Full overcharging protection (ie. Electronic protection for both the device&the charger) * 12v / 24v auto switching - Ideal for cars and also lorrys / vans etc. (Auto-senses voltage upon plugging-in).
travel schedule for the week ahead whilst in the comfort of your own home. You'll always have your Navman powered and you can even navigate and explore areas where you need to drive to and spend time customising your Navman GPS even further. This mains AC power charger also includes additional mains plug adpators so you can use your Navman in Europe and North America.
A review by jellybean11 on Navman N40i December 26th, 2006
Author's product rating:
Reliability
Excellent
Ease of Use
Very Easy
Look & Feel
Excellent
Battery life
Excellent
Value for Money
Excellent
Advantages:
EASY TO USE, CLEAR MAPPING, QUICK ACCESS TO FEATURES, STYLISH
Disadvantages:
CAMERA IS NOT REALLY A NECESSITY
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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GPS or Global Positioning systems have become an essential in my life as I travel around the country a lot and visit a range of locations. These vary enormously and I frequently find myself visiting places I'm not sure I've even heard of, let alone could actually locate on a map. Couple that with missed motorway junctions, dodgy map reading and poor road signs and as I'm sure you can guess, you find yourself hopelessly lost. So for me the decision to buy a GPS was an investment rather than simply just a desire to have the latest gadget.
There are various brands producing GPS systems, boasting various different features, but all essentially performing the same task. One such company is Navman, who produce the N40i GPS receiver which I am reviewing. The one difference between this and conventional GPS units, is that on the back, it also has a digital camera. Initially I wasn't overly bothered about having a camera or not, in fact I actually wondered why such a device would need one. But then again, we have cameras in our mobile phones now, so it stands to reason that they would eventually appear as a feature of GPS systems.
For the style conscious, the N40i certainly has potential; the device is thin and relatively small, with all the buttons easily accessible down the right hand side. Most importantly it has a 3.5 inch touchscreen display which produces excellent image quality. The buttons allow you to quickly access the information you need without having to trawl through a whole load of menus. The nearest car park or petrol station can be found at the touch of a button.
The whole concept of having a camera in the unit is actually rather clever. The idea is that you can take a photo of anything you want and the N40i will remember its exact GPS location for your future use. You may be thinking that this seems a little pointless, as to take a photo, you will have to already have visited the location and thus are likely to already know your way there, but Navman are one step ahead here. They have created an online database with everything from pubs, restaurants, shops and hotels to historical landmarks. This is great because you can download a picture onto your GPS and then rather than type in a postcode or address, you simply select the picture of where you want to go! Another advantage to having a camera is that you can take photographic evidence of accidents. In some cases this could ensure you are not wrongly accused of being liable for an accident. Most people don't normally carry a camera around with them and many cameras in mobile phones are rather hopeless, whereas the Navman N40i produces clear images. The company's new photo sharing service 'NavPix' allows you to upload and share your images with whoever you choose, thus you can share the GPS location of anywhere you wish, with your friends and family. Clearly not an essential of a GPS device but nonetheless a nice touch and the fact that Navman haven't charged a huge premium for the inclusion of this feature mean that this will be an appealing choice to many.
The other features of the N40i are fairly standard and are seen on any GPS. You can monitor the traffic ahead and locate fixed speed cameras, there are multiple view options or 'instructions only' if you prefer. Another advantage of GPS is the warning that you are approaching a fixed speed camera. The N40i is very easy to use and even if you have never seen one before after playing around with it you quickly discover all the essential features. (Or you could read the comprehensive instruction manual, but where's the fun in that!)
While driving, the Navman always performs well. I like the map interface, it's really clear and warnings or notices about petrol stations etc are clear but unobtrusive and don't block your view of the map itself. I've found the battery life to be very good, so no worries about it dying on long journeys at inconvenient times.
Overall I'm really impressed with the N40i and it seems to tick all the right boxes. The camera is not an essential but could come in useful and the fact that the price of the unit is not hugely affected by this feature makes it a nice bonus. This is an impressive piece of kit and once you have discovered GPS, you won't look back! It is definitely worth the investment. Highly recommend.
Advantages: Touch screen, Camera Disadvantages: First unit was faulty, poor customer support
...a Garmin, I found the navman very easy to use. the 2d and 3d views make navigating easier. The touch screen saves on multiple button presses, The 'boring' female voice can be replaced with a 'boring male voice'.
Preinstalled are 1,000's of Points of interest along with dedicated fuel and parking buttons. These are really good when you need to find a petrol station or parking area in a strange area, nice touch Navman.
The built in camera is great ... ...pics are reportedly on a Database on the Navman site. I have not found any. Users proportedly can upload their own pics to the navman site.
Apart from the customer support, or lack of it. The N40i is a great sat nav and i would recommend it to anyone ...
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The N40i includes an integrated digital camera for taking NavPix to create an unmistakable reminder of your chosen destination. So you can find your way there - no matter how far away it is - whenever you want. The NavPix itself combines exact geographical information with an image, so whether it's the Arc de Triumphe, Trajan's Arch or the Cinquantenaire Arch, you'll easily find your way back. The slim N40i brings together advanced software with ease of use and a finger-friendly, 3.5" touch screen. What's more, that ease of use is carried over into the intuitive display and GPS navigation features. So you can choose whether to use a NavPix or an address, including postcodes, to find your way to a destination reliably and accurately every time. To minimize any surprises during your exploration further afield, the safety camera data was preinstalled and maps added. This makes the N40i great value-for-money GPS navigation. What's more, there are nearest Fuel and Park buttons to help you find somewhere to park or fill up - as well as compatibility with the optional T1 Traffic Pack for real-time traffic updates where available.
