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Mio DigiWalker C520 and Mio DigiWalker C250

During the CES event Mio Technology will preview two new products that will be available in the first half of 2007: Mio DigiWalker C520 and Mio DigiWalker C250.

Perfect for the fashion-conscious traveler, the Mio C520 features a widescreen 4.3" display and a low-profile design that allows it to seamlessly integrate into the styling of your automotive cockpit. Bluetooth support and unique split-screen display, which allows for address lookup or route information while the map is visible, make the Mio C520 a powerful, elegant, easy-to-use navigation solution.

The Mio C250 is ideal for anyone looking for real-time directions or entertainment while driving, whether they’re new to GPS or simply looking for a full-featured, value-packed device. The pocket-sized unit features a black chassis and 3.5" touch-screen display, and comes ready to operate in minutes with no computer setup.

 

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1. Brian Morgan says:
   

   The jury is still out on the C250. I bought one recently, and to be honest I have struggled with the interface.

   It’s not easy to use something that comes with little instructions, and it is not as user friendly as I would like.

   I had it in my pocket recently, and for not good reason I might add, the screen shattered. I hardly think that the screen is that robust.

   To be honest, I was impressed with the directions when I could input an address, eg Home, and the unit was flawless in getting me back to where I aLready knew.

   If I were to give it marks out of 10 I would give it 6.5/10. The unit I had is being replaced, but I hope that I can do better with it the next time.

   BM

   Posted the 28/04/07 at 02:36

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