TomTom GO 720 and TomTom GO 520 with speech recognition and Map Share tecnology
TomTom today reveals its new TomTom GO range – the TomTom GO 720 and TomTom GO 520. Ground breaking new technology allowing for daily map improvements and a host of new features, such as speech recognition, have been combined into one compact and stylish design, providing drivers with the ultimate driving experience.
“The new TomTom GO range sets the standard in smart car navigation,” says Harold Goddijn, TomTom’s chief executive officer. “With this introduction, we are making unique new features and technologies available to our users to deliver the highest performing, most cutting-edge satellite navigation solutions available on the market today. Our unique TomTom Map Share™ technology uses the power of our large installed user base for the benefit of all our users.”
The new TomTom GO range features a new elegant slim design with high quality finish, making it fit perfectly in any car or shirt pocket. The large 4.3 inch touch screen has TomTom’s renowned easy-to-use and intuitive user interface with 3D graphics, including building footprints, that ensures drivers have an even better overview of their surroundings.
Media Studio for TomTom turns navigation device into portable media center
Makayama Interactive today introduces Media Studio for TomTom® 1.0. With this innovative software, consumers can turn their TomTom GO navigation system into a media and movie playback device. DVDs, recorded TV-series or any other video can be put on the TomTom using only three clicks, and can be watched on the LCD screen, with excellent sound. The software is a bundle of media conversion software and video player and is the first such product worldwide that allows media content to be converted and played back on the TomTom devices.
TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510 officially released
As anticipated some days ago, TomTom today revealed the full features of the new TomTom GO range during the CeBit 2006 in Hannower
The new product line will gradually replace the current award-winning GO range, and includes three models, the TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510.
All three TomTom GO devices can now be utilised as a hands free car kit thanks to its compatibility with Bluetooth wireless technology, enabling users to easily make or accept phone calls whilst navigating. The new pre-installed safety camera database ensures the navigation process is as safe and convenient as possible. Furthermore, the iPod® control enables customers to operate their iPod® seamlessly via the touch screen functionality and play music over the built in audio speaker or car stereo.
TomTom RDS/TMC Traffic Receiver
TomTom at CEbit 2006, today announced the addition of the TomTom RDS/TMC Traffic Receiver to the list of available accessories for TomTom users. Providing free traffic information via radio signals, the RDS/TMC Traffic receiver receives and decodes traffic information for the TomTom GO, ensuring customers can travel from A to B with ease.
TomTom new and updated content & services
TomTom, the leading navigation solution provider, today unveils the full details of a new and updated collection of TomTom PLUS content & services.
Building on TomTom’s already rich PLUS portfolio, the new range of TomTom PLUS content & services offers drivers the chance to personalise their TomTom products, whilst improving and enhancing their navigation experience.
TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510 next generation in car navigation
TomTom unveiled the future of portable car navigation with the announcement of the new, smart and easy to use TomTom GO range and a collection of new and updated TomTom PLUS content & services. The new product line totally reinvents last year’s award-winning range and includes three models, the TomTom GO 910, TomTom GO 710 and TomTom GO 510. Building on the features that have made TomTom devices so popular, the new TomTom GO range offers:
