NAVMAN GPS 4410 12 channel GPS kit

The NavMan 4410 GPS kit is effectively two discrete things. Hardware and Software. For the sake of your very own eyes (and sanity) , dear reader, I have split my review into two to cater for this. This one covers the hardware, the neato BlueTooth GPS receiver and it's associated gubbins. The software is covered elsewhere (in the SmartST Pro Europe sub-heading). But be warned, it's a biggie. The NavMan GPS receiver is a fine piece of kit. Slightly ...
...I have opted for the Navman combination? In truth probably not. The GPS receiver is undoubtedly a fine piece of kit but I would advise you to consider whether this buzz-word laden beastie is really what you need. Would something with one more wire be good enough and such a hassle to live with? Particularly if it's £50, maybe £60 cheaper? ...

LegendaryMrDude 10.09.2004 · Read full review
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Review of NAVMAN GPS 4410 12 channel GPS kit

Navman's GPS 4410 is a simple and effective in-car navigation system that works with Bluetooth-equipped Pocket PCs. To set up, you just install the software on a memory card, then configure your Bluetooth software to connect with the GPS receiver. The receiver lasts around four hours on battery and talks wirelessly with the PDA. The SmartST 2 software offers some notable improvements over its predecessor. The new first-person view map modes are ...
...Outlook to navigate automatically to friends or companies in your contact list. Routing accuracy and speed are unchanged from the previous version. It's fine on the whole, but some oddities are present. For one of our test routes, the software suggested we travelled through a town rather than along the motorway that offered both a shorter and faster route. OOPS! The 4410 bundle including GPS receiver is better value than its predecessor, the 4400 ...

gedgad 05.07.2004 · Read full review
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Review of NAVMAN GPS 4410 12 channel GPS kit