Navman S30

The Navman S30 really sets a standard amongst the Navigation system community simply becuse of its high quality 3D interface, which really looks good, much better than the one found on TomTom's. with the introduction of GPS combatible mobile devices for which navigation software can be purchased at a cheap price. Companies like Navman are being forced into cramming more and more features into their devices. For a price of under £100 you can buy ...
...like the next. On the Navman S30 you get a bird's-eye view of the actual junction, which gives you a much better idea of what is ahead. Along the same lines, the S30 also provides very clear on-map turn highlighting. Instead of a flat and simple arrow you get a bright yellow 3D one, which makes it virtually impossible for you to miss your next turn. The S30 is a very good performer. The map data comes from TeleAtlas, which is an excellent choice ...

yassarikhan786 13.03.2008 · Read full review
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...I go. The Navman isn't infallible and has made some small mistakes but mainly it's meant that journeys have been easier and on some regular trips it's found a faster alternative route. It does sometimes think that dual carriageways are motorways and it seems convinced there are permanent roadworks and a 30mph limit on the M42... But then if I could get the DVD navdesk part working on my computer it'd probably help! However, that's a problem with ...
...were very helpful and they did all they could to help resolve the issue, including replacing the disc very quickly and without any extra charge, despite my not having bought my Navman directly from them. I'd highly recommend this satnav to anyone who is thinking of buying one! ...

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