Purchasing Tom Tom Portable Navigation System

Your vehicle didn't come equipped with a navigations sytem, check here for an easy, affordable solution. Tom Tom offers a portable, personal navigation system with easy installation.

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Added Jan 24, 07 by caliberchic

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Tom Tom is a portable navigation device which offers many features and comes at an affordable price $199-$399, to name a few of Tom Tom's many features;

Maps of Europe, the USA and Canada on hard disk: Door-to-Door navigation across Europe, the USA and Canada.

Smart Extras: Built-in MP3 player, 20GB(12GB free) of hard disk, enough for 1000's of songs and pictures; remote control; and much more

Clear spoken instructions, including street and place names: Tom Tom GO 910 speaks some 36 languages in over 50 different voices and can even announce street and place names.

Easy to Use: Extra wide 4" LCD touchscreen gives you smart design and easy to use navigation literally at your fingertips.

Hands free calling: Doubles as a hands free car kit using Bluetooth technology(see Carspace Guide "How to Use Bluetooth Technology in your Vehicle"). SO you can make and receive calls as you drive with just a touch of the screen.

For a full list visit here www.tomtom.com/products/features.php

Tom Tom comes with everything you need for installation as well as a Home Dock, Car Charger, Windscreen Dock, Microphone and Audio Cable. It also includes a carrying case and a remote control.

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Recent Comments (1 total):

jd000 - Mar 2, 2007 8:32 pm

If you own a Honda, Toyota, Chrysler product and perhaps others. How are you going to charge your TomTom (or cell phone for that matter) with the key off? The battey in my TomTom One will only last two hours. I want to leave the TT1 (or cell phone) to charge while I am parked at the office and plan to leave for lunch. I have service folks at the above mentioned dealers tell me "it will run your battery down in the vehicle if you do that". Yeah right! Out of necessity I am leaving a GMC Envoy for a Honda Odyssey. The Envoy has 6, yes 6 outlets that provide power with the key _off_ until the electrical system reaches a point necessary to disconnect the outlet power to provide a reliable start. It is engineered that way. The ones mentioned aren't and I find that very annoying. The above mentioned minivans I consider family vehicles. With children in the back seats using their 12V toys plugged into the vechicle outlets and I have to stop for gas. As soon as I turn the key off the kids start screaming because their toys stopped working. Does anyone have a solution that won't cause warranty issues?