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TomTom ONE 3rd Edition - GPS receiver Review

TomTom ONE 3rd Edition - GPS receiver ratings

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Specs & Features

Released

over 3 years ago

Battery Life

2 Hours

Battery Type and Quantity

Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery
Proprietary Li-Ion

Built in memory

1024 MB
32 MB

Depth

0.98 in.

Designation

Outdoor
Automobile

Display Size

3.5 in.

Display Type

64k Colors LCD TFT Display

Expension slot type

SD (Secure Digital) Card Slot

Form Factor

Fixed

Height

3.23 in.

Included Software/Maps

Europe Maps

MPN

1N01.010
1N00.165

Map capabilities

Internal, Map cartridges / Data cards
Internal

PC Interface

USB, Bluetooth Wireless Technology
Bluetooth Wireless Technology

Resolutions

320 X 240

Special Features

Waypoint Icons, Compass, Address Book, Voice Recorder

Trip calculator

Shortest time, Shortest distance, Maximum speed, Avoid toll roads

User interface

Touch Screen

Weight

0.38 lb.

Width

3.78 in.

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What People Say

Pros: Lots of features for the price point Cons: Battery Life, Sloooow voice commands when you need it most. The Bottom Line: I can't recommend the TomTom as I find it difficult to program, add via points and reroute due to traffic. from Shopping.com Pros: Very accurate Cons: Sometimes the points of interest really aren't by you The Bottom Line: Great first GPS. It has been 99% accurate, and I don't think yahoo is even that accurate. from Shopping.com Pros: I'll never get lost again - I wish I had it earlier. Cons: Missing streets, missing POI's The Bottom Line: Get it! What do you have to lose? It certainly won't be your way! This GPS will get you where you need to go. from Shopping.com Pros: Its like an electronic Yellow Pages for your car. Cons: "Final Destination" isn't always an exact bulls eye. The Bottom Line: Considering its various uses and low price - the Pros far out weigh the cons. from Shopping.com Pros: LOW price, bright screen, quick map redraws. Cons: Terrible, possibly dangerous, routing. Clumsy zoom feature. Short battery life. You can do better. The Bottom Line: This thing will take you to the ends of the Earth. And leave you there, too. from Shopping.com Pros: Pretty simple to use, straight to the point, inexpensive, Cons: You can't erase the preset locations to open up more memory or take clutter out The Bottom Line: A great unit for a first time buyer that wants value, without the bells and whistles such as MP3 and video player, and extra storage. from Shopping.com Pros: Easy to use, relatively inexpensive, and gets me where I need to go! Cons: Short battery life, wish it came with an included carrying case The Bottom Line: A basic model, but has everything I need and worth every penny! from Shopping.com Pros: Inexpensive. Slim. Cons: With the small display it's hard to type while driving. from Shopping.com Pros: Nice Look Cons: Defective The Bottom Line: I would not buy this product since they are comming back defective. from Shopping.com Pros: Lite & small. V. readable screen. Finds services, shops, & addresses. 1 year web updates. Cons: No bluetooth, card slot, or weather/traffic is optional. No zoom in route summary. The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a compact GPS that is a CINCH and a JOY to use, even under direct sunlight, then look no further. from Shopping.com