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After several years writing for MacUser, Chris Brennan is now freelance but still edits the magazine's Masterclass and Works sections. Here he delves into the world of SatNav and picks the five best devices around Click here for Satellite Navigation Devices Overview.
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TomTom has a long and respected history in the GPS navigation industry so there's plenty of experience and knowledge behind each of its devices. The TomTom Go 510 is one of the company's very best. There's a 4in touch screen LCD and 50 different voices and 36 languages to choose from. It's perfect for the road warrior.
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The top of the GPS navigation tree, this model is world-renowned for it's map coverage and features. There's very little excluded from the feature set of the TomTom Go 910. With impressive map coverage a fantastic screen and range of other features the TomTom Go 910 is designed with the frequent international traveller in mind.
When you're out of the office most of the day you need a device that can keep you in touch. The HP iPaq hw6915 Mobile Messenger more than stands up to the task. A phone, PDA, camera and GPS receiver this device will keep you on the road as long as you need to be. This PDA has so many features it’s perfect for the business user.
Not everyone wants to sit in the relative safety of his or her car to get from A to B and luckily there’s a GPS navigator to suit the adventurous type. The Magellan eXplorist XL is a solidly made and reliable handheld GPS receiver with touches that will appeal most to the adventurer. Keeping you on the move without the car.
Sony has a worldwide reputation for producing high-quality and desirable technologies. It's taken this reputation and quality and invested it into the GPS market. The Sony NV-U70T might not have the most attractive name but it should certainly appeal to the budget conscious buyer. Everything is included to get you going.