Reviews of the TomTom GO 910
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CNET Review
The Good: The TomTom GO 910 comes preloaded with maps of North America and Europe, and it features integrated Bluetooth, text-to-speech functionality, and a 4-inch color screen. Plus, it has a built-in MP3 player, can display photos, and offers iPod compatibility.
The Bad: The TomTom GO 910's POI database is outdated, and it comes with a flimsy windshield mount. It's also a bit pricey, and the screen is hard to read in sunlight.
The Bottom Line: For early adopters, the TomTom GO 910 is the GPS gadget du jour, offering the latest and greatest in portable navigation systems. That said, we wish it had a better mounting system and a more up-to-date POI database.
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alaTest.com
Review Summary: Experts rate this product 86/100 and users 71/100. Comparing these reviews to 140678 other GPS reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 88/100 = Very Good.
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No Rating
associatedcontent.com
Review Summary: This article discusses the TOM TOM GO 910 GPS device.
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t3.com
Review Summary: TomTom has pushed the boundaries even further with this innovative satnav.
Manufacturer: TomTom
Part number: TTGO910
General
- Width 4.4 in
- Depth 2.6 in
- Height 3.2 in
- Weight 12 oz
GPS System
- Recommended Use Automotive
- Connectivity USB
- GPS Functions / Services Electronic compass
- Voice Navigation instructions
- Antenna Built-in
- Features Built-in speaker, TomTom PLUS ready, Built-in microphone, Hands-free calling via Bluetooth, TomTom PLUS ready (via Bluetooth)
- Built-in Memory 64 MB
- Maps Included USA, Canada, Europe
Navigation
- Trip computer Quickest route, Avoid toll roads, Fast/short route
Digital Player
- Digital Player Yes
- Supported Formats MP3
Built-in Display
- Type LCD - Widescreen
- Resolution 480 x 272
- Diagonal Size 4 in
- Display Illumination Yes
- Color Support Color
- Display Menu Language Czech, Dutch, Danish, French, German, Polish, Slovak, Catalan, English, Finnish, Flemish, Italian, Latvian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Estonian, Hungarian, Norwegian, Lithuanian, Portuguese
- Features Touch screen
Media Storage
- HDD capacity 20 GB
Connections
- Connector Type USB
Battery
- Battery technology Lithium ion
- Mfr estimated battery life 4 hour(s)
Miscellaneous
- Included GPS accessories USB cable, Microphone, Audio cable, Carrying case, Remote control, Charging cradle, Car power adapter, Automotive windshield mount
Product Video
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User Opinions
Buying Choices
GO 910 GPS from 2 online stores: Lowest Price: $329.00
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Flash-Memory-Store.com
$488.50 |
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