Navman ICN510 GPS Receiver Reviews

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"Overall we found the Navman iCN510 to be a good entry level product within the range, its size is a major advantage as it is truly portable and more so than a TomTom go unit, it works well although the routing may take a bit of work to get just right for our tastes." from Lordpercy.com "Overall we found the Navman iCN510 to be a good entry level product within the range, its size is a major advantage as it is truly portable and more so than a TomTom go unit..." from Lordpercy.com I was very reluctant before purchasing this GPS, since it is a "PDA-based" unit, and My Toshiba 740 is notoriously unreliable and prone to lose data. I ended up buying one used on EBay for $300 and have been *mostly* happy with it since. Even though this review might sound a bit negative, please be assured that I DO like my ICN-510 and would recommend it to others. I wanted a GPS because I get lost all the time and - just like any other man - never think in advance to get driving directions. from Amazon.com Anyway overall, I am happy I got the unit, something that I should have done a long time ago. Anshoom a happy iCN 510 owner :-) from Amazon.com Not quite so helpful with the restaurants, which tend to open/shut down faster than other POIs. I was also looking at the Garmin C330, but decided on this product because the visual display/maps/brightness of colors and general readability of the screen appears to be better, based on reviews of both products. The Navman 510 has a pretty phenomenal screen for its price. Haven't had significant issues with reading the screen during daylight. from Amazon.com Took a while to figure it out. 3)There is no users manual. You'll need to download it from Navman website. 4)The firmware in the unit hangs every now and then. from Amazon.com I have owned an ICN 510 since last November and while the Navman has helped me find my way, I have been disappointed overall with the performance of the product. There are a number of problems that are frustrating and I would like to see rectified in future versions of Navman's software. from Amazon.com Here is what I think about the Navman. Pros= price, good features, good screen visibility. from Amazon.com I have been wanting to joing the world of GPS users for quite some time now but could never justify the spending of $750-1000 or more on a unit. When I found the iCN 510 and it's attractive price I did quite a bit of research before deciding to buy. The unit itself seems pretty decent and it comes with everything I wanted for multi-car and motorcycle use. from Amazon.com After reading all the reviews below, I was a little nervous purchasing it. However, i decided to give it a shot. Like one review I read, as soon as I took it out of the box I downloaded the patch from the Navman website and installed it. I have not had any of the problems described here or any other website that has reviewed this product. from Amazon.com

Specs

Released	over 3 years ago
Designation	Automobile
Form Factor	Handheld Fixed
Display Size	3.5 in.
Antenna	Built-in, External Antenna Hookup
Accuisition time - Hot	8 sec
Accuisition time - cold	45 sec
Accuisition time - warm	38 sec
Audible Features	Voice Navigation Instructions
Battery Life	4 Hours
Built in memory	32 MB
Depth	1 in.
Display Type	LCD TFT Display
Expension slot type	SD (Secure Digital) Card Slot, MultiMediaCard (MMC) slot
Height	1.8 in.
Included Software/Maps	Europe Maps
MPN	aa05380
Map capabilities	Download maps
Max. Horizontal accuracy	< 16 feet
PC Interface	USB
Receiver type	Parallel-Channel (12)
Resolutions	320 X 240
Trip calculator	Route Recalculation
Update rate	1 per second, continuous
User interface	Touch Screen
Warranty	1 Year
Width	4.8 in.

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